Sentence examples for communities cut off from inspiring English sources

Basic communications systems also are difficult at high latitudes, leaving Arctic communities cut off from economic development opportunities.

The island's airports remained closed and authorities were unable to reach some communities cut off by flooding and landslides.

By 1863 the local tribes effectively controlled huge sections of Klamath, Trinity and Humboldt Counties, leaving settler communities cut off from one another.

In recent days, more than 15,000 people have been airlifted from Hsiao-lin and other communities cut off when landslides and rushing water destroyed roads and bridges.

Martin Abrams, public transport campaigner for CfBT said: "Cuts in bus funding have left many communities cut off completely with massive long-term impacts.

"These highly versatile Royal Air Force helicopters and UN aircraft will mean life-saving aid supplies can be moved around Nepal and reach people in remote communities cut off by the earthquake who are in desperate need," she added.

But the typhoon ravaged their homes, coconut groves and fishing boats, knocked out power and communications, and left the community cut off from the rest of the country for more than a week.

Mr. Mullet, nine other men and six women are charged with conspiracy and federal hate crimes in a series of assaults last fall in which members of the Bergholz community cut off the beards and hair of men and women they perceived as enemies.

A portrait emerges of a traumatised community cut off from the world, where thugs kill with impunity and residents are too terrified of reprisal to provide information to the cops.The strength of "Ghettoside" lies in its blunt reminder of an ugly fact: murder victims in America are disproportionately black men.

That production, partly recast but with Ms. Dionisotti still aboard, was revived the following spring at the Tricycle Theater in North London, prompting Ian Johns in The Times of London to note that the play "conjures up an intriguing island community cut off from the world and time".

One of those difficulties is the way enforced secularization, which paralyzed a beleaguered Muslim community, cut off the debate over women's rights among the Muslims.