Sentence examples for slightly cut off from inspiring English sources
We see Henry Hill only from the outside, and he has been made to seem slightly cut off from the mob life.
Just accidentally a heart-shaped place between two rivers, somehow slightly cut off from them, the rest of England and Wales on the far side, the other border... Do you look back and..
A "strange and beautiful place … a heart-shaped place between two rivers, somehow slightly cut off from the rest of England... .. is how Dennis Potter, who was born in the forest, described it.
Comparing increased levels of serum S100B from different studies has one major obstacle, namely researchers are using different immunoassays with slightly different cut off values of serum S100B.
Next door, Vincent has an equally problematic time with a slightly posher mother who, cut off from this Catholic Labour world, is always close to breakdown.
Shaving against grain reduces ingrown hairs, skin irritation and discomfort, because it makes the hairs stand up, and it pulls slightly in order to cut off that fraction below the skin-line.
Her CVVH GFR of ∼33 ml/min was slightly above the 30 ml/min cut off for halving the oseltamivir dose, justifying our initial decision to give her double dose oseltamivir.
Despite the remaining animals showed a negative result by the applied rapid test (Roboscreen®), some of them (73) showed a value not reaching cut off but slightly higher (0.02 - 0.058) than the presented by other animals (< 0.02).
If it's slightly too long, UCAS will cut off the last bit to make it fit the character requirements.
If someone is looking even slightly to one side, you shouldn't cut off that side.
