Sentence examples for system cut off from inspiring English sources

The consequences of Mr. Boehner's failure will be immediate: 800,000 government employees thrown out of work, over a million more working without pay, offices that provide important services closed, and programs on which poor people depend — like the Women, Infants and Children nutrition system — cut off.

A large, low-pressure system cut off from the jet stream has formed over the Southwest and looks to bring several inches of rain to the Southern Plains.

A 500 nm long pass filter (AHF Analysentechnik, Tübingen, Germany) in front of the detection system cut off scattered excitation light from the detector.

If you do NOT have the Infinity Gold premium sound system, cut off the bare copper ends of the amplifier signal wires.

"Every morning at 4am, the system cuts off all VPN connections, creates a new key, and then reconnects with the gateway".

Additionally, we show that the formation of localized low pressure systems cut off from the main flow field is an inherent feature of the non-linear dynamics, once the amplitude forcing reaches a certain critical level.

In terms of causality, the arguments contend that in sustaining a boundary, systems cut off many causalities, while simultaneously they must control some, but not all, causalities vital for their reproduction (Luhmann 1995).

With postal services, banking and social welfare systems cut off several months ago, the region is under visible economic strain.

There are a few significant bills before Congress, and more at the state level, that would help poor and working-class families save money — like increasing the amount welfare recipients are allowed to sock away before the system cuts off their benefits.

Homer shares a beer with Barney on his own liver, and his digestive system cuts off Marge's hair, to name just a few moments of internal brilliance. .

When the public-distribution system was cut off, people tapped their deepest wells of creativity to feed themselves.