Sentence examples similar to indigenous cut off from inspiring English sources

To apply the best anthropometric indices combined with the indigenous cut-off values may provide the greatest convenience for preventing cardiometabolic abnormalities.

Due to the economic hardship, indigenous people cut off expenditure on education for their children to allocate a big chunk of money on securing food requirements (Chowdhury 2005).

In the warm sunlight of an April day, on a temporary bridge in an Indigenous reserve cut off from the rest of Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sat and listened to a survivor.

Picasso "recognised" in El Greco an unspoiled, hermit mind, which spoke to him of the medieval, ungainly beauties of his native Spain; an indigenous, unsung figure cut off from the high Renaissance traditions that now seemed so bankrupt.

Israel says it will not cut off water, but most of Gaza's water is indigenous, pumped from wells with electricity.

Cut off.

"Cut off my feet.

Their head cut off.

Their legs cut off.

Cut off the apron.

"She was cut off / closed off".