Sentence examples for off from the basic from inspiring English sources

"In war zones, children die because they're cut off from the basic tools they need to survive," said Johannes Wedenig, UNICEF Head in DR Congo.

Naomi Klein, who traveled to Iraq during Bremer's one year stint in the country, writes in The Shock Doctrine: "Overnight, Iraq went from being one of the most isolated countries in the world, sealed off from the most basic trade by strict UN sanctions, to becoming the widest-open market anywhere".

On the other hand, it has to be kept in mind that a large part of the world population is still cut off from this basic satisfaction of needs secured by means of technology.

We stray away from the basics.

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At least 1.2 million people have been cut off from basic services, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks.

Each of these have spiralled off from a basic template of trouser-flapping volume, collar-grabbing hooks and magic-carpet-ride soloing.

Supplies are smuggled through tunnels and along dirt roads, over rivers and on the backs of donkeys through rough mountain terrain, in order to reach those communities that are cut off from all basic support.

They -- children with disabilities -- are the poorest and most marginalized people in the world, cut off from basic services and legal protections and left vulnerable to violence, abuse and exploitation.

Human rights groups say the sea cordon also cuts Yemen off from imports of basic commodities, including food and fuel, adding to the nation's miseries.