Sentence examples for its own need from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Andreas Manolis/Reuters Today's eurogroup meeting in Nicosia comes amid ongoing negotiations over its own need for financial assistance.

Some residents hope Newtown can show more courage than Washington and deal forthrightly with its own need to tighten local gun controls.

India's response reflects its own need to balance domestic pressures as national elections approach with the need to lower tensions with its rival and neighbor.

In short, I heard the typical conspiracy theories of any one-party state unable to reach beyond the logic dictated by its own need for control.

In a WDM-PON, each optical network unit (ONU) is served by a dedicated set of wavelength channels to communicate with the OLT and enjoys a dedicated bandwidth, which is also scalable according to its own need.

Served in broth enhanced by chunks of tomato, every ingredient -- clams, crab, sea scallops, shrimp and fin fish -- was cooked to its own need and retained its textural integrity.

Facebook itself is an increasingly threatening competitor to the journalism industry, and it serves its own needs first.

It began to rebuild its industry in the mid-1950's with the help of American technology which it adapted to its own needs.

It invades the cell, manipulates the RNA, reorganizes the organic factory, and reforms it to serve its own needs.

One issue that will be under focus is the gap between what India sells abroad and what it buys in for its own needs.

When the airport outsourced its parking-reservations system, it freed up bandwidth for its own needs.