Sentence examples for essentially severed from inspiring English sources

My connection to Iran was essentially severed the day my father left home.

He also ordered that Egypt be essentially severed from the global Internet and telecommunications systems.

"Iran's economic ties with Europe have been essentially severed, its leadership role in the region is being challenged by Turkey, its ties with Russia are tense," said Ray Takeyh, an Iran expert at the Council of Foreign Relations.

In a span of minutes just after midnight on Jan . 28 a technologically advanced, densely wired country with more than 20 million people online was essentially severed from the global Internet.

In his new book, "Still Me," Mr. Reeve, Superman to millions of people, tells the story of his life on both sides of the riding accident that in 1995 essentially severed his head from his body, paralyzing him from the neck down.

"Shale has essentially severed the linkage between geopolitical turmoil in the Middle East, and oil price and equities," says Seth Kleinman, head of energy strategy at Citi.

Some 82 parent coordinators, about 6 percent of the total, will also lose their jobs, essentially severing the main link between parents and administrators at dozens of schools.

"It's an interesting period for writers, the impact of digital media is essentially severing the time honoured connections between words and money.

It has already defaulted on $140 billion in bonds to private investors, but defaulting on loans to the monetary fund would essentially sever its ties to its only remaining source of outside help.

Now that prosecutors are suggesting that they will press different charges of election code violations against Mr. DeLay's co-defendants, essentially severing their cases from Mr. DeLay's, Judge Priest said he would not give them a trial before the ex-congressman's.

But that rich trade was essentially shut down when the United States severed diplomatic and commercial ties with Cuba and its Communist leader, Fidel Castro, in the early 1960s.