Sentence examples for sources cut off from inspiring English sources

Further, all of the big banks are considering all manner of fees, including debit card fees, to offset a number of revenue sources cut off by the passage of the Credit CARD Act, the Dodd-Frank Act and other consumer protection legislation.

The Saints are difficult to combat when they set a game's tempo, but their hosts, a team that in recent years has struggled to find a way of competing when its primary possession sources were cut off, used the breakdown to their advantage.

With other gasoline sources also cut off by fighting, the rebels face a growing fuel crisis.

The tobacco trade collapsed during the American Revolution (1776 83), when it sources were cut off by the British blockade of American ports.

But they start generating a lot more money from many different sources and if any one source is cut off then its not the end of the world.

All else equal, more diversity means more security in case one source is cut off or falters.

When your prescription opioid source gets cut off, unless they're offered accessible, affordable and acceptable treatments, the transition to heroin is very intuitive," she says.

If there is an indirect water source, then cut off water supply by grouting the conduits once identified.

But if her income source is cut off – through the loss of a job, or a family member's illness – what was previously a challenge threatens to become an outright medical emergency for the child.

Nylon arrived on the scene just in time to replace silk (a natural polyamide), whose East Asian supply sources had been cut off by imperial Japan.

It is why the last sex survey of this scope, the National Health and Social Life Survey of 1992, started with government funding but had to be completed "with support from private sources" after congress cut off the financing, because the government is "reluctant to pay for studies of sexual behavior that do not focus on reproduction".