Sentence examples for easily cut off from inspiring English sources

He warned that Manhattan's limited bridge and tunnel connections meant that it could be easily cut off, and transportation and communications disrupted.

An enigmatic and cunning man, Ayatollah Khamenei, 74, is the one who gave Mr. Rouhani the authority to pursue a deal with the United States, top aides to Mr. Rouhani and outside experts say, and could just as easily cut off support — as he has done to some Iranian leaders before, including Mr. Rouhani.

The tiny jagged points can be easily cut off and become invisible when you do so.

Approaching must be done very carefully, because the sample is so thin that it can be easily cut off.

In the case of dry dampers, resonance ranges of the floating support configuration can be easily cut off by planning a motionless adhesive state of the friction surfaces.

As you see below, these prints of my head required quite a few supports which left little lumps on the print that can be easily cut off.

The conventional authoritarian government can easily cut power off to television stations or restrict the supply of newsprint.

If your school has rules and you aren't allowed to dye your hair crazy colors, just dye the very ends, so that you can easily cut them off if your school has issues with it.

In order to facilitate standardised test procedures that could be implemented in a clinic, we used inexpensive, easily accessible equipment, which allowed us, for example, to establish easily detectable cut off points at which muscle fatigue occurred and thereby reduce measurement error.

You can cut off people who do not know their limit, far more easily.

The tops of green coconuts can easily be cut off with a serrated knife, or you can find a large rock with a sharp point and using that point carefully peel off the husk.