Sentence examples for previously cut off from inspiring English sources

Iran's banking sector, previously cut off from the outside world, will gain access to Swift services, which facilitate international transactions.

But if I build a road between Lusaka and the western reaches of Zambia, many villages that were previously cut off from the national and global economy are now enfranchised.

The old smokestack, previously cut off at 65 feet, will be restored and extended 20 feet to its original height; at its base, in a nook off the lobby, a fireplace will be added.

Greater public transport coverage can help open up areas previously cut off from employment and services – but new infrastructure takes decades and billions of pounds; more likely, young people will commute further, and the experience will be more crowded and unpleasant.

It's previously cut off MessageMe, Voxer, and Vine.

Moscow had previously cut off gas supplies to Ukraine earlier in June over a contested unpaid debt, estimated in the billions.

That will allow Larry Silverstein, the developer who holds the lease to the site, to rebuild what was 7 World Trade Center with a slightly smaller amount of office space while also allowing Greenwich Street, which previously was cut off by the building, to go through.

In June and July, teams from Doctors Without Borders, or MSF, were the first aid workers to enter several towns outside the capital Maiduguri that had previously been cut off, and highlight the humanitarian needs in these isolated areas.

Before Berry could take possession of the prize, the enemy van division began bearing down on the British line, having previously been cut off from the battle by Nelson's line-breaking tactics.

According to previously validated cut off values, NDI was dichotomized into NDI ≤ 8% or NDI>8%8% [ 48- 50].

Republicans have previously sought to cut off all federal funding to the group, which also provides abortions.