fend for造句

Many employees have to fend for themselves.

I couldn't possibly leave the designers to fend for themselves.

I'm tired of trying to help him; in future he will have to fend for himself.

Most animals let their young fend for themselves from an early age.

Families, unprotected by rule of law, fend for themselves at the expense of individuals outside the clan.

He's gone completely round the twist since his mother died and left him to fend for himself.

However for the majority, their life has taken such a turn that they now literally have to fend for themselves in the streets.

They must not be the preserve of the privileged few – creaming off the best pupils while leaving the rest to fend for themselves, causing problems for and draining resources from other nearby schools.

It is presumed that the rest of the industry was left to fend for itself, clearly not a desirable conclusion, at least not to the it departments paying for that software being developed.

While state-owned enterprises have been inundated with loans from the state Banks, economists worry too that China's vibrant private sector has been largely left to fend for itself.

“I’ve always tried to be supportive of him because of his home life, ” Ms. Radford said. “I know it was bad, to where he was left to his own, had to fend for himself.”