Sentence examples for barriers off from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, booms are being laid out in Florida, as the oil approaches ("I could smell it," a fisherman told the Miami Herald. "It smelled like WD-40")., and BP will have to pay for a string of sand barriers off the coast of Louisiana.

"The finish was completely barriered off, there were more press there than we are used to at women's racing but that's a positive when you look at it.

"I'm petrified of dropping anything from heights not because I'm afraid of hurting anyone (the area is barriered off), but because I'm afraid of getting fired," one worker wrote.

The ODD domain derived from HIF1A gene can be inserted downstream of the transgene and facilitate degradation of the fusion protein product in cells under physiological oxygen concentration, thus adding an extra barrier on off-target transgene expression.

NRDC has already outlined how simple barriers, with off-the-shelf technology, can effectively shut down the invasive species threat permanentlywith a reasonable price tag.

For example, barriers start off in the form of a rail of spikes across a section of path.

Sometimes the slurry is pumped straight from the boats in heavy plumes, landing between barriers marking off what will become solid ground.

There is a poignant irony in that the new forms of worship, intended to invite participation and break down barriers, put off as many as it attracts.

With head-high construction barriers sealing off the traffic lane, those drivers go elsewhere, and business is down 35 percent, he said.

But they were also drawn by the hundreds to gaze over the metal barriers cordoning off the six blocks around the marathon's finish line.

A knock-in one-touch double-barrier pays off a cash amount x at maturity if the asset price touches the lower L or upper U barriers before expiration.