The F-bombs and c-words are a distraction from the actual work that could be done and cut off possibilities for cooperation in the future.
In Spain's case, our adherence to what was then the European Community was the culmination of a yearning by successive generations cut off from the possibility of joining the broader current of peace, democracy and progress that was flowing north of the Pyrenean border.
If you start doing that early, you're going to cut off the possibility of things and emerge.
He had traversed so far in one direction that he'd cut off all possibility of retreat.
Such decision, such a careless Act, which like a sword will cut off this possibility, will affect those most vulnerable, those most concerned about their mediocre earnings.
The Gadgil report, for instance, was not released until a year after it was written, and the long gap cut off any possibility of debate.
"Once they sealed it up, it's like being in a tomb," Garner said, explaining that it cut off the possibility of yelled conversations with other inmates.
She also said that a defiant response to her suggestions had cut off the possibility of dealing directly with the club about the issue.
A mere bid for publicity, considering that Tesla hasn't, in any formal way, cut off the possibility of future lawsuits or opened up any of its proprietary secrets.
And that is why it would now be a mistake to cut off the possibility of further trials for Mr. Hussein by a hasty verdict followed by a hasty execution.
