Sentence examples for somewhat cut off from inspiring English sources

Many early career researchers I speak to feel somewhat cut off from their supervisors once they have graduated.

Security concerns make it inevitable that a modern American president will be somewhat cut off from the country he leads.

They would also help mark the entrances to a neighborhood that is somewhat cut off from the rest of Lower Manhattan by busy roads, government buildings and ramps leading to the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges.

Brooding on a windswept plateau enclosed by volcanic hills, it was described by D H Lawrence as "a sort of inland island," and has an air of being somewhat cut off from the rest of the region.

These cut off values are somewhat lower that those reported in a large study investigating the use of nNO as a screening test for PCD [ 9].

Typically, produce that is contained within a somewhat thick skin you have to cut off to eat it are a little more free of chemicals (think citrus and melons), but not always.

A1C is a continuous variable for diabetes and any cut off values chosen are somewhat arbitrary.

Cut off.

"Cut off my feet.

Their head cut off.

Their legs cut off.