Sentence examples for virtually cut off from inspiring English sources

Some, like Cuero, were swamped and virtually cut off.

In a country where central planners still dominate much of the economy, it is a telling fact that China's fastest-growing city is also virtually cut off.

Heavy rain in recent weeks led to serious groundwater flooding and the village has been virtually cut off.

Advances by Ukrainian troops in recent weeks have put pressure on the rebel-held cities of Donetsk and Luhansk, leaving the latter in particular virtually cut off.

Advances by government troops in recent weeks have put pressure on the rebel-held cities of Donetsk and Luhansk, leaving the latter in particular virtually cut off.

Some 300 vehicles an hour are crossing the border, although roads remain damaged and some towns have been virtually cut off.

The war virtually cut them off from all contact with Russia and with like-minded Socialists in other countries.

Since retiring from athletics in 1997 he has virtually cut himself off from the sport, turning down lucrative offers to work as a television commentator and labelling the sport "boring".

But I have not found anything that addresses my biggest care: a younger brother who has virtually cut himself off from the family.

In practice, adjacency is dynamic: for example, a wall built for security purposes around the district of Adamiyah would virtually cut it off from neighbouring districts (Figure 2) once completed.

In an article acknowledging the anniversary of the massacre, the Washington Post did a follow-up on the family, reporting that they had gone into hiding for months following the massacre and, after eventually returning home, had "virtually cut themselves off from the world".