The phrase "to carry itself" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an object or idea's ability to support or sustain itself without outside assistance. Example: The new car was designed with a sturdy frame and powerful engine, allowing it to carry itself over rough terrains. In this sentence, "to carry itself" implies that the car is able to navigate difficult roads without needing to be pulled or pushed by another vehicle.
"It's inevitable in the early years it will not be able to carry itself," he said.
"It's our genuine belief that there is sufficient momentum for this to carry itself forward on its own, absent some adverse ruling by the court," Peter Carlisle, the mayor of Honolulu, said in an interview.
Though it doesn't officially put Hiddleston out of the race, it'll be near impossible for this relatively small production to sustain enough buzz to carry itself all the way to the 2017 Academy Awards.
Jay McInerney's "The Good Life" was a rather crass before-and-after view of a couple forced to re-examine their relationship following the events of 9/11; Jonathan Safran Foer's "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" had a number of touching moments but was ultimately too long to carry itself.
It's certainly not strong enough to carry itself as a public nuisance, especially when it's not affecting a large segment of the population". Irwindale is largely an industrial city, with a population of 1,436 in 2012, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
"It's not a big enough country to carry itself," Thompson says.
But does not this theory of indirect aid carry itself to ridiculous conclusions?
These are functions Israel would otherwise have to carry out itself, and it has been widely argued that Israel will make every effort to keep the authority functioning.
This was the rather abstract idea that the voluntary sector could expand to replace some of the functions that the state could no longer afford to carry out itself.
The question of man-rating does not affect its ability to carry supplies.The vehicle itself is a two-stage affair.
There was no suggestion the group was preparing to carry out attacks itself or that attacks had been planned in Spain.
