Sentence examples for it possesses its from inspiring English sources

It is likely to cause only the smallest ripples, but it possesses its own quiet and stubborn beauty.

If you feel something for it, you may start to notice that it possesses its own unity, its own rules.

The interface is termed energetic in the sense that it possesses its own energy, entropy, constitutive relations and dissipation.

She did not allow a goal in Germany's six World Cup matches in 2007.Brazil Brazil may not be the tournament's strongest team, but it possesses its best, most compelling player.

The latest Pottermore entry introduces a grumpy homunculus called a Pukwudgie (this one is named William) who Rowling describes as being "a short, grey-faced, large-eared creature distantly related to the European goblin", adding: "Fiercely independent, tricky and not over-fond of humankind (whether magical or mundane), it possesses its own powerful magic.

Another way to gauge a firm's performance is to take everything it possesses — its buildings, its machinery and other equipment, its product designs, and its financial holdings — and look at how much profit it generates for each dollar of assets on its books.

As each algorithm integrated different data resources and was developed based on different rationales, it possessed its own merit and claimed outperforming others.

It's a lot cheaper than it was and still possesses its charms.

In general, the current data on TF association with chromatin, which is available from GB, is not sufficient to speculate about the details of ELFN1-AS1 regulation, but it clearly indicates that ELFN1-AS1 possesses its own promoter and is a subject of a complex regulation by various TFs, c-Myc/Max and E2F family proteins in particular.

It was a period when much of the nuance of James' voice had been lost, but it still possessed its power.

The accidental properties of an object are ones that can be gained and lost over time, and which it might never have possessed at all: its essential properties are the only ones it had to possess and which it possesses throughout its existence.