Sentence examples for cut off from access from inspiring English sources

The leftist government thereby lost important bases of support; furthermore, it was ringed by hostile forces and cut off from access to the sea, and it soon disintegrated.

If you got cut off from access to men and money — and from men as the route to money — you were dead in the water.

If you got cut off from access to men and money and from men as the route to money you were dead in the water.

They have been cut off from access to education or treatment programs, lawyers said, which they would normally receive in youth detention.

If Greece were to default, Mr. Nordvig contends, Greek banks would probably be cut off from access to European Central Bank funds, and the euros in Greek banks would become effectively devalued compared with their counterparts in other European banks.

The landslide, which destroyed one home and left more than a dozen others cut off from access by road, sent the equivalent of 40,000 dump-truck loads of earth — about 200,000 cubic yards — heaving toward Puget Sound.

The Renaissance bell tower stands forlornly in a yard behind the shop, completely cut off from public access.

Exact statistics are difficult to compile, in part because IDPs may be cut off from international access and assistance or compelled to go into hiding because of threats to their life or safety.

Last week, the European Central Bank confirmed that some Greek banks had been cut off from normal access to central bank funds and had been switched to a program known as Emergency Liquidity Assistance, aimed at helping banks that have run out of collateral that they can use to borrow from the central bank.

"But we remain very concerned about the large numbers still cut off from land access, and in need of assistance.

From July to November, parts of the country are cut off from road access," said UNICEF Representative in Liberia Rozanne Chorlton.