Sentence examples for fairly self-contained from inspiring English sources

"Years ago, Rochester was fairly self-contained, probably not as global and diverse," she said.

The PS/2 mouse and the motors should not cause any interference because they are wired and fairly self-contained.

Prostitution is rife, too, mainly women from the former Soviet countries or China, but fairly self-contained in well-known bars and districts.

I have taught 18.06 several times here at MIT, and Linear Algebra might be my favorite subject to teach, because it has so many neat ideas and interesting applications, all the while being fairly self-contained.

The too clever fiscal compromises, the friction between Orszag and Summers, and the earnest discussions about behavioral economics were all part of a fairly self-contained process, one far less infected by politics than what comes next.

We can talk historically of civilisations - the ancient Greeks or the Incas of South American, for example - but the term "civilisation" not only implies a distinctive culture but also a fairly self-contained and homogenous form of social organisation within geographical boundaries.

For all these reasons they tend to withdraw into their own world, which is relatively easy, since their numbers are great enough to enable them to form a fairly self-sufficient, self-contained community.

The jacket copy makes no mention of Sendak's recent work on an operatic production of "Brundibar," and fairly, since the book is self-contained.

Ideally, each book should be self-contained and fairly comprehensive in treating a particular subject.

She contains multitudes, and remains self-contained.

Telecommunications was self-contained.