Sentence examples for even cut off from inspiring English sources
After warnings, violators will have their service crippled, or even cut off.
Even cut off from their roots, the asparagus spears keep growing at the tip.
In carrying out Shariah, officials have caned offenders and even cut off the hand of a cow thief.
Food prices are already going up, he said, and people are afraid that a siege could even cut off water.
Some programs fill the whole screen to keep disturbing alerts hidden; others disable specific websites, such as Facebook, or even cut off internet access altogether.
He threatened to increase the price of water or even cut off the supply, prompting Singapore to embark on an expensive recycling project.
12-19-05: Paper in a Bubble: Is the Times Even More Cut Off than George Bush?
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Health care technologies that cost less than $20,000 per QALY are widely accepted, but even cut-off values as high as $100,000 per QALY have been considered [ 33].
Her family had been sitting in the living room one evening when the power suddenly cut off.
He interrupted Richards several times, and at one point even cut her off as she tried to answer a question and said it was his turn to talk.
