Sentence examples for its own fires from inspiring English sources

Would it fight its own fires?

Uber has been busy fighting its own fires and attending pressing concerns in the U.S. this year but now, with a new CEO in place, there's no reason it wouldn't double down on India to avoid a repeat of its demise in China, where it was forced to sell to Didi after losing the market.

Spain, which is now battling its own fires in the Galicia region, sent firefighters.

It appears to be crumbling in its own fire... It's burning on the pad... Vanguard has crumbled into flames.

Envisioned as a self-contained community, it will have its own fire department and power plant.

Amazon is always looking for ways to boost the numbers of Amazon Prime customers, whether that's by holding a Black Friday-like "Prime Day" sales event or bundling in subscriptions alongside Amazon hardware, as it attempted with the launch of its own Fire Phone devices.

It might seem pointless for a city this size to maintain its own fire department, police department, and city government when it's surrounded by other tiny, cash-strapped towns in the same boat.

They receive a payment for doing so; this becomes for some a subsidy for their own armed forces, while the deployment also provides their troops with training.Idealists such as Sir Brian Urquhart, a former UN under secretary-general, believe it is high time the UN had its own "fire engine": a permanent force that could deploy quickly to stop conflicts before they spin out of control.

"It's the sole domestic hearth in America with its own fire department," he likes to say.

While Rovio continues to search for a way to rekindle its own fire after Angry Birds' place at the top, it's not a surprise to see some of the talent moving on to try to create whatever might come next.

The threshold for firing can be different for each neuron; so can its own firing intensity compared to the amount of input stimuli it receives, an amplification factor sometimes called the connection strength.