Sentence examples for it becomes empty from inspiring English sources
If we forget the true purpose of something, it becomes empty, a mere meaningless ritual.
The Tories say they will force councils to sell off their most valuable housing stock when it becomes empty in order to fund new RTB discounts, to compensate housing associations for the homes they lose, to pay for replacement homes and also to fund a (presumably) national brownfield regeneration strategy.
Now with the measures announced in the housing bill, to pilot right to buy in housing association properties, a 1% rent cut for council and housing association tenants, and the forced sale of "high value" council housing when it becomes empty, local authorities and housing associations are feeling the pinch, as tenants are.
The server leaves the system when it becomes empty, i.e., no failed unit is available in the system.
With probability k the state of the site is changed in the following manner: a) if the site is occupied by species i, it becomes empty with probability di (and thus remains unchanged with probability 1−di ); b) if the site is empty, it is colonized by species i with probability vi and remains empty with probability 1−Σivi.
If the focal site is occupied by a replicator, then it becomes empty with a constant probability p d.
A few days after it became empty, she was dismissed.
The complex, which is at North Street and Westchester Avenue, was the headquarters of General Foods from the mid-1950's through 1983 and continued to house company operations until it became empty in July 1997.
When my wife and I became empty nesters, it was almost eerie.
If these companies fall below the quota and a board seat becomes empty, it must be kept empty until 30% is reached again.The two ministers have had to overcome serious opposition.
The matching is constructed by iteratively adding to the matching some locally heaviest edge from all the edges remaining in E and removing this edge and all edges incident to it from E until E becomes empty (see Figure 1).
