Sentence examples for useful reserve from inspiring English sources

Admittedly Galland's efforts had built up a useful reserve, but Hitler was now to use it in support of a land offensive.

Firmino and Origi changing positions was crucial, while Sturridge remains a very useful reserve.

The 2011-12 campainitiallyappearedeared to be more of the same; Pekovic would occasionally play his way into more minutes, but he appeared poised for a comfortable career as a useful reserve big – and nothing more.

While assigned to the War Office as director of military training (1906 09), he helped the war minister, Richard Burdon Haldane, establish a general staff, form the Territorial Army as a useful reserve, and organize an expeditionary force for a future war on the European mainland.

It was considered that this arrangement provided a useful reserve of heavy guns that were shielded from enemy fire.

Bradman did later state that "because of the strong array of batsman ahead of him, [Hamence] seldom had an opportunity to make big scores" but "was an extremely useful reserve who could have been played in the Tests with confidence".

Russia would gain useful reserves even from a national division.

The volumetric equation is useful in reserve work for estimating gas in place at any stage of depletion.

However, the apparent simplicity of a seed (as the inert container of useful storage reserves) is misleading, since there is still much to learn about how these compounds are co-ordinately synthesized and compartmentalised.

There's no shortage of things to print, but the truly useful use cases are still reserved for experienced makers.

Serum 25-hydroxy vitamin D levels are useful to determine reserves of vitamin D and to plan doses for supplementation.