Sentence examples for to become surrounded from inspiring English sources

If you do, you're liable to become surrounded and trapped.

"Back in the 1980's and early 1990's, we were not interested in free trade agreements, but since then, we have started to become surrounded by these groups, in Europe and the United States," said Noboru Hatakeyama, chairman of the Japan External Trade Organization, a government trade promotion agency that favors bilateral pairings.

Yeast colonies that could assimilate PBSA emulsion or oil by producing lipase or esterase were expected to grow on this medium and to become surrounded by a clear zone if the enzyme degraded the PBSA emulsion (Figure 2A).

Several hours before the Shokalskiy began to become surrounded by ice floes on 23 December, the captain had taken the ship into an ice-free area of clear water, known as a polynya.

But even so, somehow I've allowed myself to become surrounded by several common household appliances that I don't quite know how to use.

During the first few days after birth, the germ-cell nests break apart, and the oocytes individually become surrounded by somatic cells to form primordial follicles.

Shortly after birth, these germ-cell nests break apart, and the oocytes individually become surrounded by somatic granulosa cells to form primordial follicles.

Most of these nuclei align just below the embryonic surface where they become surrounded by plasma membrane invaginations to generate a uniform, highly polarized epithelium (Tepass et al., 2001; Harris, 2012; Choi et al., 2013).

Yet as Icap grew he has been forced to become more distant from the floor, and has become surrounded by the trappings of the big company CEO.

Water points in many arid ecosystems become surrounded by piospheres, exposing drinking birds to high radiant heat loads and exacerbating this trade-off.

The meiotic oogonia, arrested in prophase I, become surrounded by supportive somatic (granulosa) cells to form the follicles.