Sentence examples for of its own needs from inspiring English sources

Yet politicians of all stripes and, not least, voters have come around to the notion that Germany has put off too many of its own needs for too long while the euro crisis has absorbed the chancellor's attention.

Globalisation allows supermarkets to sell more, and more various, fresh stuff than ever before (in Europe at least: America satisfies most of its own needs). Everybody talks about exotics," says Steve Maxwell of Worldwide Fruit, peering at something spiky from Mexico.

Our spirit is clear of its own needs without any input from our mind.

The recognition by a non-profit of its own needs and constraints is a first step to understanding how volunteers can help.

A plump, moist, juicy chicken with a crisp skin is a poem of a meal on its own, needing no other embellishment.

Amazon, of course, has already built plenty of these models for its own needs, so now it is essentially turning them into a product.

This brief survey of two recently published molecular data collections indicates that each subject domain will benefit from specifically optimising the features of repository collections for its own needs.

Brazil nuts are the richest ordinary dietary source (though this is soil-dependent, since the Brazil nut does not require high levels of the element for its own needs).

Now we think, or should think, of nature with respect to its own needs and interests.

Regulators suspect that as investors and customers fled MF Global in the last week of October, the firm used some of the customer money for its own needs — violating Wall Street rules that customers' money be kept separate from the firm's funds.

Councils such as Birmingham, with little hope of meeting its own needs, can reasonably expect neighbours in its market area to take the city's huge population growth into account.