Sentence examples for may become self from inspiring English sources

Be aware that as you glorify God "people will be surprised that you do not run with them into the same confusion and rioting, so they speak evil of you!"(1 Peter 4 4) As an adult you may become self impressed, like you have finished growing, not allowing God or His followers to teach you to adapt to new things, i.e.: learn to use technology for God's plan.

If its pessimism spreads, it may become self-fulfilling.

And prophecies of the system's failure may become self-fulfilling.

Doctors often say they worry that predictions about survival may become self-fulfilling prophecies or cause patients to lose hope.

"Recent volatilities in global financial markets could weigh down on the real economy, and a pessimistic outlook may become self-fulfilling," said He Fan, Caixin Insight Group's chief economist.

If, on the other hand, politicians continue to run against the M.T.A., their rhetoric may become self-fulfilling prophecy, and the system may devolve into the state of dysfunction they denounce.

When that happens, according to John G. Holmes, a professor of psychology at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, the person whose trust has been violated may become self-protective, oversensitive, hypervigilant.

He says Ethiopia may become self-sufficient in food in less than five years, not least because it has amassed the biggest livestock population in Africa, with 50m head of cattle.

For however unworthy and baffling this sudden theory that Long Run is too good to be wasted on an amateur jockey, there is always a danger that doubt may become self-fulfilling.

When these individuals grow they may become self-confident and responsible adults, who do not get involved in criminal activities.

The last two areas exploit the property of actinides to release enormous energy in nuclear reactions, which under certain conditions may become self-sustaining chain reaction.