Sentence examples for was still reserved from inspiring English sources

A discharge capacity of 166 mAh g−1 was still reserved after 50 cycles.

Of course, this being Pebble Beach, the big celebration -- with cheers, confetti cannons and skyrockets -- was still reserved for the exhaustively restored 1930 Mercedes-Benz SS roadster, with coachwork by Erdmann & Rossi, that won Best of Show.

Karen Armstrong writes that "During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the word 'atheist' was still reserved exclusively for polemic .

(One day a week is still reserved for ballet).

Only Armstrong is still reserved about the outcome.

That gesture is still reserved for the people around us who we love and care about.

Despite this enlightened climate, special opprobrium is still reserved for the Bee Gees.

However, exploiting fine grain parallelism for control dominant applications is still reserved to highly specialized people in hardware design.

In the State of Israel certain larger areas, such as that of family law, are still reserved for the rabbinate.

The Agalarovs still hope it happens, and at the Crocus site, one muddy field is still reserved for a Trump Tower.

While the highest prices are still reserved for male heavyweights, there were more women than men represented in the last Whitney Biennial.