Sentence examples for cutting it off from from inspiring English sources

The legislation would impose sanctions on any company that sold or delivered gasoline to Iran, cutting it off from selling to the United States government and seeking to freeze its financing or shipping insurance.

Such interpretations are unconvincing, however, for they make sense of the text only by cutting it off from its intellectual context.

The map indicates that the fence will pass along the eastern edge of Nazlat Issa, cutting it off from the rest of the West Bank.

Its lack of river transport, by cutting it off from maritime contacts important in the medieval period, impeded its development from a small manufacturing town to a large city until the late 18th century, when it became the leading nucleus of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

The floodgates, he reasoned, would have to close 94 to 150 times each year during high tides, destroying the lagoon's delicate ecological balance, basically cutting it off from the sea and its cleansing flows.

Greece is in a financial limbo now that its bailout program has expired, cutting it off from vital financing and pushing it one step closer to leaving the euro.

Now Spotify contributes a big enough percentage of record labels' total royalties that they have a lot more to lose from cutting it off.

"The key here is that we want to avoid that legacy issue by cutting it off now rather than 20 years from now".

A crewless British submersible rescued the submarine and the seven men aboard on Sunday after cutting it free from fishing nets off the Kamchatka Peninsula.

What's holding you back from cutting it all off, dying it brown and buying a straightener?

It's become such a huge part of our lives, of the way we live and interact with each other that cutting people off from it is a clear and severe restriction of their liberty.