Sentence examples for largely cut off from inspiring English sources

While much attention was focused on tourists caught in the Pacific resort of Acapulco, even grimmer reports emerged from that hard-hit region, where villages were largely cut off from aid and may have suffered large-scale devastation.

Murbarak, for example, simply ordered Egypt's ISPs to stop providing domestic Internet ahead of large-scale protests during the Arab Spring in January 2011, and the country was largely cut off from the global Internet.

Zinjibar has been largely cut off since its capture.

In Oregon, Vernonia was largely cut off by landslides.

The plant is largely cut off from the neighborhood, hidden behind fortresslike walls.

Nouvelle cuisine was largely cut off from the changes in the society going on around it.

The Syrian Army units here have been largely cut off from the capital.

Until the end of the war, it was largely cut off from aid.

(The same may be said of the black folk minority in the United States, whose musical contribution was spectacular but whose visual art traditions were largely cut off).

One of the priorities is rebuilding a crucial bridge in Dir district, which remains largely cut off and where thousands are feared trapped or dead.

What roads exist are little more than dirt tracks, and the area is largely cut off from the rest of the country during the rainy season.