Sentence examples for further cut off from inspiring English sources

But this summer, when her television set suddenly stopped working, Ms. Topete said she felt even further cut off from the world.

Many of his people are further cut off by their inability to reconcile their everyday lives with the grandiose fantasies that noisily thrum through their brains.

And no place, women's advocates say, is more dangerous than Alaska's isolated villages, where there are no roads in or out, and where people are further cut off by undependable telephone, electrical and Internet service.

More importantly, if you put pressure on people who are depressed to simply stop it, as if snapping their fingers will help, you are likely going to cause them to fall into a deeper depression and feel further cut off from the faith.

While the South Pacific's geographical isolation may make it less exposed to the virus, the remote region may also face risks of being further cut off should a pandemic occur.

"Obviously," he said, "you have a country that is being ruled by what many would perceive to be Islamic terrorists," adding that he would take a step further and cut off all foreign aid to the country.

Valois took the Agenais and then advanced further and cut off the main city of Bordeaux.

Today further developments have cut off all water flow except for storm drains.

Before he got much further, he was cut off by Gates with a death stare and a comment that all of that didn't matter.

Further cut-off with a cluster score > 3.0 resulted in 6 distinct modules with highly interconnected gene networks (Additional file 5: Table S4).

They recommended the city restore service to customers without water, stop plans for further cut-offs and implement fair water rates.