Sentence examples for cut off information from inspiring English sources

Why it matters: DNS manipulation is often used by repressive regimes to cut off information and to redirect traffic away from politically problematic websites.

Resentful of the rainmaker (and his pay), other managers avoid the newcomer, cut off information to him, and refuse to cooperate.

When we cut off information access at the margins, we punish the most vulnerable.

Such an attitude cuts off information at its source, from the very people — employees, customers, vendors — whom you should trust the most.

Mr. Pryce-Jones asks Mr. Cutler for "more color" about why the flow of information was cut off.

Although it is difficult to find a natural phenomena that follows an exact sinusoidal pattern of intensity fluctuations, the in silico experiment shown here suggests that circadian rhythms can transiently cut off the information flow from a particular communication channel (a signaling pathway) while opening the information flow from an alternative communication channel.

There were virtually no other journalists staying there, and I could easily be isolated and cut off from information when the war began.

"Will Jared be able to see it before he releases his plan?" Kushner's limited clearance will mean that he will be cut off from information that the government dedicates enormous resources to produce.

"In response to Compaq's assertion of its intellectual property rights," the suit says, "Intel cut off technical information" about Intel microprocessors "that Compaq needed to design systems based on Intel's newest chips, even though that technical information was widely available" to other manufacturers.

Nuthall ([2005] 919 20) comments that "The teacher is largely cut off from information about what individual students are learning… Teachers depend on the responses of a small number of students as indicators and remain ignorant of what most of the class knows and understands".

They, too, had been cut off from information, lacking power, cell phone service or enough gas to get off the peninsula.