Sentence examples for ways to its from inspiring English sources

In doing so, it conformed, in some ways, to its history and stereotype.

If an organism senses and responds in apt ways to its world but lacks such qualia, then it might count as conscious at best in a loose and less than literal sense.

We also now know that, at least in this case, a mainland species of anole has evolved in very similar ways to its Caribbean habitat counterparts.

The Paradox of Vulnerability demonstrates how the size and culture of a nation contribute in significant ways to its ability to handle political and economic pressures and challenges.

But it has always struck me as a down-to-earth and welcoming place, laid back in its rich multiculturalism, and proud to contrast, in some ways, to its brasher, flashier neighbour to the south.

Helvellyn, the third-highest peak in England, stands high and proud right behind the campsite and there are several different ways to its summit from the site, each challenging but manageable.

"If you compress a spring all the way to its limit, it will snap back hard," he said.

"If you compress the spring all the way to its limit, it will snap back hard".

It rips, cackles and barks on its way to its 7,500rpm redline in the most civilised way possible.

It was clear that Miami was on its way to its second loss in a row.

The firm has made it clear that the money will make its way to its long-suffering shareholders.