Sentence examples for sudden cut off from inspiring English sources

"We're a bad example because there's a sudden cut off and then the possibility of solar thermal.

That way, ample funds are available when needed, but there is no sudden cut off down the road.

Lacking the refining capacity to meet domestic demand, Iran found itself vulnerable to a sudden cut-off in petrol imports.This long debate helped to prepare the public and let the government plan carefully.

The sudden cut-off in funds to Hussein has forced her to be resourceful: "Now I am earning, I can feed my children and be more independent because I am no longer waiting for my brother to send me money through remittances and I have to do what I can to survive".

Its economy has been devastated by the sudden cut-off in oil funds, which for so long were used to keep the population complacent and compensate for the economic impact of the sanctions (these were levied against Khartoum for its role in Darfur).

And the sudden cut-off and restart set up comedic timing, so punch lines and surprise endings hit hard and disappeared instead of lingering and fading out.

"I started whistling along with it," he said, "and all of a sudden the circuit cut off, and I did it again, and it cut off again.

Swelling slowly to a sudden climax, the music cut off sharply, then began again.

"My flat's electricity has been cut off all of a sudden," Wang, 44, wrote in a post on WeChat.

This allows another service representative to pick up a conversation that has been cut off abruptly by the sudden over-the-shoulder appearance of the fiancée-to-be.

Five non-CJD cases and five cases of sudden death were analysed and used to establish cut off values (mean plus 2.5 times the standard deviation).