Sentence examples for cut-off said from inspiring English sources

"It troubles us that it has this cut-off," said Gerry Shea, assistant to the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

"This is a conservative cut-off," said conference co-planner Joseph Hollowell, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Kansas Medical Center, "and it will prompt further investigation to see if there's a real problem".

One of the lower-achieving students provided her view as to how the Latino honor roll, a school practice designed to encourage the academic engagement and success of Latino students, actually undermined the motivation of Latino students who were below the cut-off, saying that "you feel like a moron" if you don't make the list.

"Two tribal elders were taken from their homes and had their heads cut off," said a shopkeeper, Jawad Ahmed Ali.

"Now, her phone is cut off," said Mr. Hu, who has spoken to Dr. Gao's relatives.

"It's become clear that if you stick your head up, it'll get cut off," said one White House official.

"At least one Bushman has died from dehydration since the borehole was cut off," said the charity.

No one now on treatment will be cut off, said Dr. Michel Kazatchkine, the fund's executive director, but the targets for the next few years must be lowered.

"And then our rights were cut off," said Mr. Marcin, a lawyer who also sat on the review board, "and we couldn't follow through".

"We couldn't sit back and let this woman have her healthy breasts cut off," said Barbara B. Biesecker, the director of the genetic counseling program at the National Human Genome Research Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health.

"Our fear is that many in the rural population have been cut off," said Paul Risley, the spokesman in Asia for the World Food Program, a United Nations agency.