Sentence examples for cut off essential from inspiring English sources
And companies are increasingly factoring in the rising cost of shipping goods across oceans, and the risk that natural disasters or geopolitical shocks could cut off essential supplies.
And Cypriots feel they have been blackmailed by the European Central Bank's vows to cut off essential low-interest loans to the country's banks, unless Cyprus quickly agrees to Europe's bailout terms, he said.
"The impact of this will be felt by ordinary people, families and communities who are already in poverty and are now finding an essential lifeline being cut off.
"We must be granted unimpeded access to all besieged areas on a regular basis as the one-time drops will never be enough considering the desperate situation of people who have been cut off from essential supplies for months".
These changes reduced overall migration, but also cut off an essential lifeline for many digital and media businesses, as they now find it harder than ever to import desperately needed talent into the country.
The Australian Federal Government announced last year that it would not longer pay for services to the 274 aboriginal communities in West Australia, the State government now says around 150 remote communities will have to be cut off from essential services, effectively forcing them to shut down.
Hemodynamic imaging suggests the involvement of two mechanisms: (1) regression of diaschisis (reduced metabolism and function in areas connected with the damaged brain tissue, which have been cut off from essential input) and (2) functional reorganization of the neuronal networks involved in language processing.
Since the recent takeover of Bangui and widespread looting, UNICEF estimates that at least 4.1 million people, almost half of whom are children, are now directly affected by the crisis and since the end of December, 1.2 million people have been cut off from essential services.
