Sentence examples for temporary cut off from inspiring English sources
Introduction: Using a tourniquet to temporary cut off blood supply to the arm (Remote Ischemic Preconditioning - RIPC) has been shown to result in myocardial protection and reduced incidence of AKI in patients undergoing cardiac surgery.
For much of the 1990s, and occasionally since then, a quarrel between Gazprom and a neighbouring government over gas prices or distribution, often leading to a temporary cut-off in deliveries, was the surest sign of a political quarrel between that country and Russia.
"If a child doesn't go to school, or doesn't learn while in school because of a temporary cut-off in funds, that loss unfortunately tends to be permanent," he added.
Tepco said the temporary blackout also briefly cut off electricity to the command center at the plant.
This measure would be a rider to the temporary budget bill and would cut off funding for the Libyan operation.
Germany ordered temporary border restrictions in September that cut off rail travel from Austria and instituted spot checks on cars, two weeks after Chancellor Angela Merkel insisted that Europe retain open borders.
In the warm sunlight of an April day, on a temporary bridge in an Indigenous reserve cut off from the rest of Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sat and listened to a survivor.
Labour has called for a temporary cut in VAT, saying it would take 3p off the price of a litre of fuel.
Readers may recall that in 1995 Mr. Gingrich, then speaker of the House, cut off the federal government's funding and forced a temporary government shutdown.
Access to homes on the Isle of Wight cut off by a landslide is to be reinstated after a temporary road was agreed by councillors.
