Sentence examples for expected on its own from inspiring English sources

But some Republicans are questioning that decision again, especially now that China seems to be progressing more quickly than expected on its own fighter with radar-evading capability.

In the late 19th century Canada's dependence on Great Britain raised the question of whether Canada might be expected, on its own decision, to take some part in Britain's imperial wars.

When Lehman's credit-default spreads rose to distressed levels, AIG's jumped by twice what would have been expected on its own, according to the International Monetary Fund.Mr Haldane has suggested that these knife-edge dynamics were caused not only by complexity but also paradoxically by homogeneity.

As an EU member state, the UK negotiated on key issues such as greenhouse gas emissions limits as part of the bloc, and was expected to take on its own tally of emissions reductions based on an EU-wide "burden-sharing" agreement, yet to be worked out.

The Senate is also expected to vote on its own version of the bill when it returns from the holiday break.

And yet, when the financial system went into meltdown in 2008, it was not expected to stand on its own two feet, or to pull itself up by its bootstraps.

The Jets said the fibula was expected to heal on its own.

Only cursory attention is given to the limitations of what a school can reasonably be expected to achieve on its own.

So, that would be a poison pill…." — The revenue guarantees suggested, which are conditional and subject to reduction, are well below the search revenue that the Company is expected to generate on its own and in association with its announced commercial agreement with Google.

As expected, bPCTAIRE-1 on its own was inactive.

As expected, Nutlin-3 on its own increased p53-dependent transcription, whereas TSA had no positive effect.