Sentence examples for avoiding being cut off from inspiring English sources
For the moment, most legal immigrants are avoiding being cut off.
It requires discipline and precision and the ability to avoid being cut off by the offensive line.
Many banks in poor countries are adopting rich-world controls on money-laundering to avoid being cut off from global finance.
A military training exercise that was due to take place in Shoalwater Bay had to be cancelled, with army personal evacuated to Rockhampton to avoid being cut off by flood waters.
This sealed the Japanese decision to quit the Sio area, and over the course of two weeks the Australians advanced swiftly up the coast, overcoming only "sporadic opposition" as the Japanese continued to withdraw to the west towards Madang, seeking to avoid being cut off by the forces at Saidor.
Remain centered in your lane to be most visible and avoid being cut off by other vehicles.
As Russian infantry and cavalry were boldly pressing him, he became concerned with his own lines of communication and thus ordered his men back, to avoid being cut off.
Of course it's possible that meebo is offering this explanation in the hopes of smoothing things over with Facebook and avoiding litigation or being cut off from the service altogether, but it sounds like this was just a case of buggy code.
These situations may require the assistance of an attorney, and the creation of trusts, in order to avoid large inheritance taxes or your heir being cut off from their government benefits.
To avoid problems with fluorescence, illumination was cut off below 400 nm.
