Sentence examples for by itself presents from inspiring English sources

In the normal case my normative reason for fleeing the burning building is that it is on fire a fact that presents a real danger to me if I stay put and not that I believe it is on fire a fact which, by itself, presents no danger to me at all.

So having a citizen army — the kind of citizen army — the kind of warfare that's going to be taking place in the colonies, also all by itself presented some pretty interesting challenges to the British Army.

It should be acknowledged that a road might not by itself present an insurmountable barrier to migration, and therefore our model presents one possible scenario as far as the effects of the road on movement are concerned.

By itself, water presents no pollution hazard, but organic cosolvents are often used with water to provide the proper solubility to coating polymers, and these cosolvents can become VOC hazards.

Even by itself, Halo presents a number of technological opportunities for the practicing neuroscientist.

Within days they will unfold to swathe the tree in small, yellow blossoms, each nondescript by itself but presented in such masses as to light up the whole tree for weeks.

However, to regard the Luneau video by itself as presenting anything other than an unidentified woodpecker falls below the standards of proof normally required for scientific publication: the images are not good enough.

Indeed, under physiological conditions, the manipulation of computational capacity by beta activity may itself present a mechanism of action selection and maintenance.

By itself, streaming music presents an increasingly enticing area with substantial potential revenue opportunities.

This is hardly surprising, because a myth has its authority not by proving itself but by presenting itself.

This modest amount (only about $3.50 per refugee for the rest of the year) won't by itself change the present, much less prospects for the future.