Sentence examples for own to generate from inspiring English sources

Although sex can indeed sell, Mr. Graf said, it is not enough on its own to generate awareness for an up-and-coming brand of beer.

His conclusion relies on the trust fund, which is an accounting set-aside that lacks assets of its own to generate self-sustaining income.

All viruses are obligate parasites; that is, they lack metabolic machinery of their own to generate energy or to synthesize proteins, so they depend on host cells to carry out these vital functions.

Its software-as-a-service then automatically summarizes a story, can create a voiceover or script for a story, and packages up video clips, photos and infographics available within a publisher's platform or Wibbitz's own, to generate a ready to publish video version of a story, in minutes.

Although none of the program participants could obtain funding through conventional means, some had attempted to operate small ventures on their own to generate enough household income to keep them out of crisis.

From Tom Burtonwood's 3D printing, to A.P. Vague's performance art, as well as a Java applet by Patrick LeMieux, and photocopier drawings by The Creators Project's own Noémie Jennifer, these innovative artists have appropriated preexisting standards and created their own to generate entirely new artworks and explorations of technology, agency, and humanity.

Hilton is increasing the number of hotels it franchises and manages rather than owns to generate a steadier stream of income as business travel slumps.

In any case, the firm is using what it owns to generate some strong profits.

Nonetheless, MCI and Sprint realized that they had to build their own networks to generate sustainable profits.

Some lenders even have their own algorithm to generate a proprietary score.

Or are they arks of innocence, with their own power to generate a domestic kind of magic?