Sentence examples for cut off making from inspiring English sources

All financial transactions have been cut off, making it extremely difficult for Iranians to make overseas payments.

In the newly publicized instances, the courts ordered the right hand and left foot cut off, making it difficult, if not impossible, for the condemned to walk, even with a cane or crutches.

Security officials said the 43 men and six women had been decapitated and had their hands cut off, making identification difficult.

After the multiplication of incoming ZF equalized signal by amplitude tracking result, 6 least significant bits (LSBs) corresponding to floating point are cut off, making scaled signal as 20 bits.

Daisy refers to the breakfast as "...blueberry muffins with their tops cut off," making reference to the urban legend of how Mansfield died.

The telegram lines between North India and Calcutta were regularly cut off, making it difficult for the Europeans in the heart of the rebel territory to communicate with their viceroy.

In an interview with AP, he claimed footage of the chaotic scenes at the parade – which for a short while were broadcast to the nation before being abruptly cut off – made Maduro look weak.

Nuevo Leon's prosecutor, Adrian de la Garza, said the fact that hands and heads had been cut off made it difficult to identify the victims, but he said it was possible they were Central American migrants.

Tuna cans with both ends cut off make great poaching rings in an emergency.

"Fear of having it cut off makes them obedient".

The EU must also continue to object forcefully to the gas cut-off, making clear that it undermines Russia's credibility as a reliable energy supplier.