Sentence examples for cut off in time from inspiring English sources
If the device layer passively receives the commands of the station level and the coordination control level, and the fault source is not cut off in time, the scope of fault will be enlarged.
Internet and telephone communications were cut off in Syria for the second time this month.
I felt pained at being away from home – cut off in rural Cambodia – at a time like this, impotent and powerless.
The company said: "As instructed by the Ministry of Communication, internet services will be cut off in all of Iraq during the time of exams from 5am until 8am for all companies across all provinces".
The big topic of conversation among election observers is the weather: apparently, you can't hold a good poll in Afghanistan during the winter — too many people are cut off in the mountains — but by the time all the recounts are done it may have started to snow.
("jungle cry strangled," the Los Angeles Times had declared. "dyott radio cut off in crisis").
If the fault cannot be cut-off in time, there will be a complex and evolutionary accident process in the AC/DC hybrid power system, and what's worse, the HDVC will be forced to quit operation, causing the huge power shortage and severely threatening the safe and stable operation of the power grid.
There's no phone or television, which accentuates the feeling of being cocooned, cut off, suspended in time.
Mercer moved towards Mawhood's rear but when he realized he would not be able to cut off Mawhood in time, he decided to join Sullivan.
