Sentence examples for become self-contained from inspiring English sources

"The city has sown a lot of seeds, but it has to make sure that these new developments don't become self-contained, like the malls.

The Peranakan Chinese community was firmly established in the Indonesian archipelago by the mid-19th century and had become self-contained with a decline in intermarriage.

By including all of this data, the 5min videos have become self-contained guides that can be embedded on any website.

Reflecting Malcolm Gladwell's tipping point concepts, we, as online consumers, have essentially become self-contained mavens, connectors and salespeople by informing marketers of our interests.

Her privileged clientele followed her to her new address, which she dubbed "midway between Los Angeles and the sea". When wealthy families from the East came to stay in the bungalows for the winter, the hotel became self-contained with its own school, Western Union office and stables from the teens through the mid-20s.

For instance, the FCS statistic [ 24] with sample-randomization null distribution becomes self-contained, and the ES statistic based on raw P-values instead of ranks also becomes self-contained.

All the raw data, analysis and output for that experiment then becomes self-contained, and can be reopened for resumption of or re-analysis.

Finally, instead of separating the information from the two types of studies (into how studied and what has been shown), the studies of bone complications and high calcium levels were given their own subheadings, and became self-contained.

The band's progressive persona complements its music, which has become more self-contained and experimental.

The "Quem quaeritis?" soon spread throughout Europe (more than 400 versions survive), and by the end of the 10th century it had become a self-contained liturgical drama.

In Cairo, the square had become a self-contained world: people went there to demonstrate, but the protests never occupied other parts of the city.