Sentence examples for its own tool from inspiring English sources

(Halwani 2010, 193) Halwani offers a more sensible reading of Kant's claim here, in admitting that there is truth to the idea that "Sexual desire is powerful enough to make reason its own tool; it can subvert our rational capacity to set ends" (Halwani 2010, 209).

CCN-CERT, the Spanish computer emergency response team, released its own tool that it says will stop WannaCry from infecting machines.

It decided a partnership wouldn't be sufficient and it could take months to a year to build its own tool.

To dig a suitable irrigation ditch, whether it be buried pipe or, say, a French drain (two grades of gravel buried along a course and left uncovered), there are essentially four steps, each with its own tool.

If the well-to-do had traditionally come upon their suntans accidentally -- playing tennis in Bar Harbor, yachting off the coast of Cap-Ferrat -- the middle classes turned bronzing into a job that required its own tool kit.

But the most "consumer friendly" solution here is for Southwest to build its own tool that allows customers to store all of their various loyalty program data on Southwest.com.

With this partnership, IBM is bringing Mendix to the IBM Cloud and integrating it deeply with its own tools.

Instead, he maps common life from within, correcting it where necessary with its own tools rather than trying either to justify or to criticize it from an external standpoint.

Google should adapt its own tools so that it could limit data use to authorised purposes.

But it is a specialized industry with its own tools and vendors, connected but separate from the wider software engineering industry.

Twitter also moved painfully slowly in building its own tools, like mobile apps and link shorteners.