Sentence examples for by developing their own from inspiring English sources
By developing their own voice.
The ECB, like all sporting bodies, attempt to distort debate by developing their own "news" channels, which have the objectivity of a North Korean propaganda film.
The Kurds, who suffered terribly under Saddam Hussein, are determined to maintain their autonomy from Baghdad — not least by developing their own oil resources.
By developing their own small-business initiatives, the big agencies "are trying to retain smaller clients they might lose to the competition," said Susan Steinbrink, a travel technology consultant in Ambler, Pa.
And at other Asian restaurants up and down the dining scale, from Nam and 66 to Big Wong and Pig Heaven, chefs have capitalized on New Yorkers' passion for Chinese spareribs by developing their own styles.
But they have been doing a great job keeping others off their home turf.Insurance companies, too, have responded to the mutual-fund threat by developing their own retail funds, usually packaged in a life-insurance wrapper.
These utilities (Python, NumPy, SciPy, mpi4py) are top tier open source scientific computing tools, among the most widely used by researchers developing their own analyses.
By blocking states from developing their own exchanges and threatening to defund the federal exchange, they hope to make their own dire prediction come true.
However, Mansour never intended to continually fork out millions upon millions in search of ongoing success and, from the very beginning, City's long-term strategy has been to sustain their position at European football's top table by focusing heavily on developing their own talent.
Although third parties have been slowly developing their own content, by buying VRB, Samsung appears to be putting an investment into building its own content and tools to develop it, too.
Beginning with the Centennial of Confederation in 1967, Canada followed in 1975 by Australia and New Zealand developed their own national honours systems, separate and independent of the British or Imperial honours system.
