Sentence examples for help of its own from inspiring English sources

E.A. could use some help of its own.

Europe, which is getting central bank help of its own, has sunk into another recession.

Then, with the help of its own full-time private investigator, Glenn Mulcaire, the News of the World started illegally intercepting mobile phone messages.

They pack down heavy mud around the drill to keep the lid on the formation until it can be tapped and channeled, gradually deflating the "balloon" with the help of its own inherent pressure.

A unilaterally trusted output is produced by a party with the help of its own component services and is not necessarily trusted by other parties.

The source nodes estimate the summation at their nodes and find the respective symbol transmitted by the other node with the help of its own symbol.

While that may help Russia out of a hole of its own making, it veers towards a joint foreign policy – something never envisaged.

Microsoft, which has bought a small equity stake in MyPlant.com, views its participation as a way to introduce its technology to more industrial customers, as well as a way to help some of its own customers interact with industry.

Notably, Intel Capital has invested in North, so this deal could finally help some of its own vision finally come to fruition.

Income differences were significant, with the lowest income group being most likely to seek formal help (with or without informal help) but made less use of informal help on its own than other groups.

Thus, Bruce Riedel's policy recommendation for Washington ("A new Pakistan policy: containment," Views, Oct. 17) would probably not help Pakistan out of its own self-inflicted dilemmas, but would be an important step toward a more rational American approach to the region.