Sentence examples for effectively cuts off from inspiring English sources
More insidiously, he creates the framework, borrowed from Hippocrates, of "first, do no harm," which effectively cuts off any bold reforms for fear of their potential effects on the market.
That policy effectively cuts off more than 30,000 of its immediate neighbors in East Harlem, who receive food stamps.
On our final day, Jean and I loaded up on bottled water, drove to Kee Beach and set off on the Kalalau Trail, an 11-mile trek along the Na Pali Cliffs, a wilderness that effectively cuts off the island's north shore from its west side.
Conclude that the backreaction on the spacetime metric creates unbounded curvature, which effectively cuts off the future development that would otherwise eventuate in CTCs.
If ClassPass achieves its goal of turning everyone into a workout fiend, the company's $100 flat monthly rate effectively cuts off its own legs to do so.
The violent conditions forcing the group to abandon its relief works "effectively cuts off hundreds of thousands of Somali civilians from humanitarian aid".
Yi's victories off the southern coast effectively cut off the Japanese troops in Korea from supplies and reinforcements and prevented the Japanese from pressing their initial advantage.
The town of Braunton in north Devon was effectively cut off, with homes and shops under water, after the River Caen burst its banks.
With the American, British and Canadian actions, he said Iran was effectively cut off "from three of the world's largest financial sectors".
Weeks earlier, he had promised that his work would in no way interfere with that of two colleagues, whom he effectively cut off at the pass.
