Sentence examples for been effectively cut in from inspiring English sources

But the restrictions are nowhere felt more sharply than by the 1.3 million people of the Gaza Strip, which has been effectively cut in half and sometimes into thirds by checkpoints set up in large part to safeguard the travel of Gaza's 7,100 Jewish settlers.

After the Naugatuck River flood in Connecticut cut off communications and bridges, the state was effectively cut in two.

The Lincolnshire village of Binbrook has been effectively cut off since Monday.

"The industry has been effectively cut off from the banking sector.

The community is effectively cut off in terms of communication, with the mobile network, landlines and Internet barely working or not available at all.

Life in these incredibly hostile environments is effectively cut off and has evolved differently in each trench.

Larry Davis, the notorious Bronx killer who was stabbed to death in prison last week, was effectively cut off from the outside world when he was sentenced for murder in 1991.

The town of Braunton in north Devon was effectively cut off, with homes and shops under water, after the River Caen burst its banks.

With the often discussed loss or reduction in traditional employer-paid pensions and the prospect that Social Security benefits will be effectively cut (through, for example, a move-back in the normal retirement age), all individual investors should strive to save 20% of their income before taxes each and every year.

Oscar Wilde's life was effectively cut short by his two years of hard labour in the 1890s.

Mr Evans said when storms destroyed the sea wall at Dawlish, leaving the main railway line suspended in mid-air, Devon and Cornwall were effectively cut off.