Sentence examples for become an end from inspiring English sources

Cycling as a sport had become an end in itself, and the team's cyclists were becoming famous in Rwanda.

Litchat has become an end in itself.

It has become an end in itself.

"Pressure," he writes, "has become an end in itself".

"Security policy can become an end in itself.

But the model should not become an end in itself.

In late April, Princeton students received an e-mail that has become an end-of-semester ritual: an invitation to log on and EVALUATE THEIR COURSES AND INSTRUCTORS.

Cooked greens can be turned into a bubbling gratin, roasted vegetables are added to risotto, and everything left over can become an end-of-the-week vegetable curry.

In 2014, Purdue laid plans to become an "end-to-end pain provider" that could provide drugs to both treat pain and then addiction, but abandoned the effort.

All the recent activity has stoked fears that Montauk, beloved for its end-of-the-world, unmanicured feel, will become an end-of-the-week playground for outsiders with no concern for the people who live or summer there.

"We've become an end-to-end solution provider for customers that are looking to implement drone technologies," CEO Michael Chasen told TechCrunch in an interview.