Sentence examples for has virtually cut off from inspiring English sources

The collapse of many Texas banks and savings and loans has virtually cut off credit to speculative builders.

Cairo is burning, and the government has virtually cut off the internet.

Since retiring from athletics in 1997 he has virtually cut himself off from the sport, turning down lucrative offers to work as a television commentator and labelling the sport "boring".

But I have not found anything that addresses my biggest care: a younger brother who has virtually cut himself off from the family.

In an article acknowledging the anniversary of the massacre, the Washington Post did a follow-up on the family, reporting that they had gone into hiding for months following the massacre and, after eventually returning home, had "virtually cut themselves off from the world".

No drugs or power: In Yemen hospital Jump to media player BBC News has had rare access to the Yemeni city of Aden which has been virtually cut off since the country's conflict escalated in March.

Moreover, since September the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service's unit in Puerto Rico has been virtually cut off from operating funds to detain and deport illegal immigrants, according to William L. Bryan, deputy director of the immigration office in San Juan, which has responsibility for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands of the United States.

Debaltseve has been virtually cut off from the rest of the Ukrainian forces.

The Northeast is borrowing gasoline from Florida inventories, even though the state has been virtually cut off from Gulf Coast supplies.

Aden has been virtually cut off but our correspondent Orla Guerin gained rare access and sent this report.

On Sunday, Israel murdered human rights workers who were attempting to deliver 10,000 tons of humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza, because Gaza has been virtually cut off from the outside world by Israel.