Sentence examples for said cut off from inspiring English sources
Fighting and the threat of renewed violence, he said, cut off access to mountain pastures and trade routes and thus make life even harder for shepherds and farmers in a country where international organizations say 80percentt of the people live in poverty.
"I said, 'Cut off his domain access, now.
What about dividing NLR into tertiles or quartiles instead of using the said cut offs, since there are not established cut offs for NLR? 7. Discussion, first paragraph: The association that the authors observe in this study between NLR and CHF and NLR and malignancy is just that- an association.
Instead he said he intends to maintain the business and views the court verdict as a victory for his family against the woman he says cut off Rocky from his children in his dying days.
(Group 1, PT 4) "If somebody said to me: "The migraines will disappear if I cut off your hand", then I'd say: Cut off my whole arm!" (Group 3, PT 3) Many patients anticipated reimbursement problems with the healthcare insurance companies when receiving prophylactic therapy (in fact, in the Netherlands, all costs of prophylactic therapies are fully covered by healthcare insurance for all patients).
Tore Svanberg, an analyst with Piper Jaffray & Company, said cut-off issues would involve the timing of the company's recognition of revenue.
In his speech, Mr. Huntsman seemed to hint at the recent clampdown by saying, "Cutting off dialogue and suppressing the news media do not help".
But if Wright's attempt to wed philosophical and pulp fiction remains chimerical, he has at least fashioned an intelligent, good-natured caper that, sad to say, cuts off abruptly in midstep.
Walls of concrete were erected through their neighborhoods, which they said cut them off from wealthier parts of the city.
The driver Boxley said cut her off got back inside his car only to emerge and then "just started shooting".
The full veil itself, he says, cuts off Muslims from France and frightens many.
