Sentence examples for it produces itself from inspiring English sources

While the price of gasoline would inevitably rise as a consequence of the disappearance of Venezuela, a shortage of electricity would not occur because Cuba now generates all its electricity from oil it produces itself.

Up until now the company has struck one-off distribution deals with companies on the movies it produces itself.

The Times has been working on "enterprise" – that is, journalism that it produces itself, usually through investigative digging or other deep reporting – with The Guardian and ProPublica based on leaked information from the N.S.A.

It has a slate of shows that it produces itself in a studio that the company built in Los Angeles, including Thirsty For…, which won a James Beard Award.

Understanding how E. faecium can protect itself from the reactive oxygen species that it produces itself or to which it is exposed to in neutrophils or macrophages during infection, may provide important insights into the process by which E. faecium can cause disease.

It has said so since 2007, when a huge study it produced – itself based on many previous pieces of research – first recommended total abstinence and sparked outrage from the meat industry.

First, in producing offspring which resemble it, a tree "produces itself as far as its species is concerned," so that the species of the tree maintains itself in existence.

Unlike StitchFix and other adult-sized competitors, however, Rockets of Awesome's entire catalog consists of items it designs and produces itself.

In addition to all the editorial content that it's produced itself, it's also curated "Perfect Day" insider tips from celebrities such as Piers Morgan, Tory Burch, and French Laundry chef Timothy Hollingsworth.

Already, Howcast has 100,000 videos in its library, some that it has produced itself and many more from others like Playboy, Popular Science, Home Depot and the Ford modeling agency that share in the ad revenue.

Masdar will use one quarter of the energy of a conventional city its size (about 50,000 people) — an amount that it will produce itself.