Sentence examples for its own working from inspiring English sources

If the government wanted a data network, it would have to build it on its own, working around the AT&T monolith.

Matt Haig tells us what depression was for him and that it might have its own working edge – "RD Laing said that 'breakdown is often breakthrough'"; Dunmore tells us about the UK's rising suicide rates; Botton talks about the catharsis that comes from reading Blaise Pascal's philosophy of pessimism and the calm gained from "communion around our dark realities".

Illumina has never proved that it's capable of making its own working nanopore sequencer, the letter alleges, and removing Oxford Nanopore technology from the market as Illumina requests could harm public health research efforts such as the tracking of Ebola and Zika viruses in the field.

It's an extraordinary house with its own working wiffle ball stadium – Strawberry Field Park.

For Mill, intelligence is defined by sufficient detachment from one's own case to consider it as one of many; a child becomes humanly intelligent the moment it realizes that there are other minds just like its own, working in the same way on the material available to them.

Each standard has its own working group, chaired by a faculty member on the committee.

"If jail on its own worked, America would have no crime," she points out.

The point about real power is that it does its own work, particularly among those who deal in power.

The Global Fund does however have power to tackle some governance challenges in countries, at least where it relates to its own work.

It will be all its own work.

In place of the legislated work requirements, the administration has stated, it will unilaterally design its own "work" systems without congressional involvement or consent.