Sentence examples for relatively self-contained from inspiring English sources

It is a relatively self-contained economy: foreign trade is only equivalent to 30% of GDP.

Bond movies used to be relatively self-contained affairs, particularly after production company Eon lost the rights to use Spectre, Fleming's most famous evil organisation, in its films.

Executive MBA teaching will not be that public any time soon; given the value of close contact with peers and teachers, the programmes will remain relatively self-contained.

Although "Casino Jack" has the same muckraking intensity as Mr. Gibney's 2005 film, "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room," the Enron scandal was relatively self-contained.

The concept of New Urbanism, an architectural and planning movement, features relatively self-contained communities with clustered development next to tracts of open space and links to mass transit.

Her most obvious role models are relatively self-contained performers like Nancy Wilson and Thelma Houston, who once recorded the Jimmy Webb song "Everybody Gets to Go to the Moon," which opens Ms. Douglas's show.

Unlike many areas of Detroit, where the decay spreads out for mile after mile across a sprawling metropolis, in Benton Harbor it's relatively small and self-contained.

The included mini remote (below) is identical to the original version and the AC adapter is relatively small and self-contained (i.e. no power "brick").

This is a relatively independent and self-contained treatise entirely devoted to developing the explanatory resources required for a successful study of animals and animal life.

My preferred solution to most of the angst of hiring is actually quite simple; once you've identified a candidate with potential, find some relatively bite-size, self-contained subproject some nice-to-have feature, some technical debt that needs paying back and hire them on a moderately-paid contract basis for the few weeks required to complete that task.

The sensory organs responsible for four of the traditional senses vision, hearing, smell and taste are relatively small and self-contained: however, the sensory organ responsible for touch is as big as the body itself.