Sentence examples for be left to its from inspiring English sources

It must take account of the fall-out on the rest of the world.But if China is too big to be left to its own devices, then surely it must also be too important to be left out of picking the head of the fund?

Although it is the best wealth-creating mechanism we've made, it can't be left to its own devices.

Certainly, it has made no significant advances since last October and has lost some territory, but the belief that it can safely be left to its own barbaric devices is short-sighted.

It does not mean Japan will be left to its own devices.

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"It's obvious the presidential election exercise cannot be left to its own devices," she said.

So it is left to its own devices, while the world looks the other way.

The New Yorker in its infancy had few highbrow pretensions (it was left to its rival, Vanity Fair, to publish the likes of Aldous Huxley, Djuna Barnes and Edmund Wilson).

An Irish fellow who works at Channel 4 News gives it a trim from time to time, but mostly it's left to its own devices.

"This lack of supervision of the improvement of care won't work in future if it's left to its own devices".

But he worries that if the neighborhood is left to its own devices, urban decay could overtake it just as nature reclaims a field left fallow.