Sentence examples for widely reserved from inspiring English sources

"There is room for cars in the city of tomorrow, but they can't take up all the room, as they do today, with public spaces that are widely reserved to car traffic, even though 60 percent of Parisians don't own a vehicle".

What kind of world do we live in where we have to tell students to simply acknowledge someone's presence after participating in something so sacred that it was once widely reserved for marriage!?

The vast savings of Big Medicine could be widely shared — or reserved for a few.

Other marathons do this too, but none so widely: last year New York reserved 3,500 places for charity.

Smartphone apps are already widely used to reserve livery and black cars.

Mr. Desmarest, who was seen as cold and reserved, is nonetheless widely credited for the success of the merger with Elf, and he remains the company's chairman.

Technology is widely seen as a field reserved for the nerds who break apart computers at age nine and teach themselves how to code.

However, as IMPT for breast cancer is currently not widely available, IMPT should be reserved for patients remaining at high risk for major coronary events.

Finding other investments that could accommodate that growing treasure chest is hard, and China's own renminbi is still some way from acquiring the trappings of a widely used reserve currency that could displace the dollar.

Hybrid fusion was first proposed by the American Nobel laureate Hans Bethe to enable more widely available reserves of nuclear fuels other than uranium, such as thorium, to be used.

For those members who are widely known champions or threats of tech policy, we reserved a select few "A" and "F" ratings.