1. This enabled the country to become self-sufficient in sugar.

2. The programme aims to make the country self-sufficient in food production and to cut energy imports.

3. She's handicapped but very self-sufficient.

4. Using traditional methods poor farmers can be virtually self-sufficient.

5. Australia is 65% self-sufficient in oil.

6. The country is totally self-sufficient in food production.

7. Nations which are not self-sufficient in energy will face an insecure future.

8. These people have now become almost self-sufficient in grain crops.

9. But they are never complete or self-sufficient.

10. Britain used to be fully self-sufficient in coal.

11. The new technologies have made India agriculturally self-sufficient.

12. We are 75 percent. self-sufficient.

13. She'd always seemed so self-contained, so self-sufficient.

14. France was self-sufficient in cereals, and exported its surplus.

15. This factory, should make Britain self-sufficient in blood by 1985.

16. The United States, by contrast, is self-sufficient in most of these products, with surplus supply in several cases.

17. The Amish belong to a self-sufficient community that has existed for over 200 years.

18. A self-sufficient settlement is analogous to a pin worker who must cut, bend, attach, and deliver by himself.

19. Now, industrialised countries are almost self-sufficient in basic foodstuffs due to the use of fertilisers, mechanisation and larger farm units.

20. Many areas of the world still have self-sufficient rural economies.

21. Bureaus will also be self-sufficient in respect of the technical information needed for industrial policy-making.

22. They defied/flouted/broke with convention by giving up their jobs and becoming self-sufficient.

23. Although she had various boyfriends, Madeleine was, and remains, fiercely self-sufficient.

24. And this is what the Davenports wanted-an objective analysis of why their son was having so much difficulty being mature and self-sufficient.

25. Launched in 1978, the programme aims to make the country self-sufficient in food and to cut unemployment and energy imports.

26. The implication was you had to have your own world, you had to be self-sufficient in that way.

27. It had its own brickworks, cloth mill and farms, and was largely self-sufficient.

28. The small townships and villages of the backlands thus lived in isolation, largely self-sufficient and introspective.

29. On the other hand, five boys in one huge farmhouse bedroom made for a self-regulating, self-sufficient little kingdom.

30. And all this was accomplished before the first arrivals, so that they would be somewhat self-sufficient from the start.

1. This enabled the country to become self-sufficient in sugar.

2. They defied/flouted/broke with convention by giving up their jobs and becoming self-sufficient.

3. The programme aims to make the country self-sufficient in food production and to cut energy imports.

31. In the 40-pound pack that each hotshot carries is enough food, water and equipment to be self-sufficient for 24 hours.

32. Tamriel is a self-sufficient world abuzz with a life of its own.

33. Visual sensibility is a prerequisite of art appreciation, and a genuine aesthetic experience is both self-sufficient and disinterested.

34. But he did see that his usually tough, self-sufficient male parent was, for once, looking as if he needed bolstering up.

35. Who is going to pay for the necessary education to make them into productive, self-sufficient people?

36. The design is based on the timber ship building pattern in which each section is a self-sufficient unit.

37. Consequently, he learned to be self-sufficient at a young age.

38. But this doesn't take into account the capital equipment you need if you're to be self-sufficient.

39. A self-sufficient community is a thrombosis, a deadly block to the essential free flow of profits.

40. The evidence also showed that the Amish have an excellent record as law-abiding and generally self-sufficient members of society....

41. The United Kingdom is only 86 percent. self-sufficient in milk and dairy products.

42. Until 1970 the United States was 90 percent self-sufficient in energy.

43. An obvious route to reducing dependence on outside sources is to become more self-sufficient.

44. It was never his intention, he said, to create a self-sufficient community.

45. Further, education prepares individuals to be self-reliant and self-sufficient participants in society.

46. The occupations divided and specialized, replacing self-sufficient ways of life.

47. Thus democracy is not a regime that remains self-sufficient for decades but is only a direct prelude to the socialist revolution.

48. Self-sufficient farming will increase, with direct sale through the Internet and elsewhere, and with less intervention from official bodies.

49. Indeed it was remarked on by the few who knew them that they appeared altogether self-sufficient.

50. We grew up in a close-knit, self-sufficient family with few outside friends.

51. In practice, it weakens the claim of literary study to be a coherent and self-sufficient discipline.

52. My ultimate purpose, here as elsewhere in this book, is to examine the feasibility of making space enterprises self-sufficient.

53. Why don't producer nations simply switch crops and either become more self-sufficient in food, or produce a different cash crop?

54. As agricultural specialization increased and farmers became less self-sufficient they, too, had consumer needs to be catered for.

55. Despite its roads Sussex prospered, both as an almost self-sufficient country, and in its contacts with the outside world.

56. The long terraces of stuccoed houses - how self-sufficient and unattainable and urban they seemed!

57. His father died when he was seven, and consequently Joe learned to be self-sufficient from an early age.

58. The Court was impressed by the fact that this religion-based, self-sufficient community has existed successfully for over two hundred years.

59. He'd created a tiny, self-sufficient world for himself.

60. The nuns are self-sufficient and their numbers include a dental assistant, an electrician, an engineer, a plumber and a silk-weaver.

61. Ch'ien-lung himself addressed King George III as a subject and told him that his own sublimely self-sufficient empire had no use for English goods of any kind.

62. The modern agriculture already said goodbye to the slash-and-burn cultivation, the self-sufficient age, the time powerful pulse is summoning the informationization making agriculture.

63. From the management and the manner of running, the traditional self-sufficient economy was increasingly replaced by the developing latifundium.

64. Analytical mechanics is not only viewed as a self-sufficient mathematical discipline, but as a subject of mechanics preparing for theories of physics and engineering too.Sentencedict

65. The "Air Tree", a decagonal steel building in close proximity to the "Bamboo House", topped with solar panels, can provide self-sufficient energy.

66. Like other poor African countries in this list the Central African Republic is actually self-sufficient in food but still a lot of people suffer from malnutrition and famine.

67. Villagers were turned from unrestricted and self-sufficient peasants into cooperation members who participated in routine work and lived on work points.

68. Although limited to northwestern India and some other parts, it helped India become self-sufficient in food grain by 1974.

69. The Physalia is a self-sufficient ecosystem that generates all the power it needs from the sun and works to reduce water pollution through bio-filtration .

70. Recovery of all things spring, spring returns to the earth, the trees spit verdancy, pervert fields help farmer labors, and together they experience this self-sufficient life fun.

71. Self-sufficient coal port logistics base should optimize the passages, expand the stack area of coal to meet the demand.

72. Where once she had been totally self-sufficient, she now had to survive on income support.

73. Using this method makes the ICU team more self-sufficient when critically ill patients require enteral nutrition and no gastroenterologist is available.

74. "Any commander who is more or less self-sufficient and independent of Pakistan becomes more popular with his fighters, " the intelligence officer says.

75. as a form of work that will allow him to be self-sufficient and self-determining.