(1) The ever competitive McEnroe has a few years to come playing at this level because the cut-off age is 60.

(2) The cut-off limit for family income, which determines eligibility for the scheme, varies between £20,000 and £30,000 in different LEAs.

(3) Oils based on the new generation would fall below a critical cut-off point under which no hydrogenation is necessary.

(4) Other similar studies included fewer cases than ours, yet further refinement of the acceptable cut-off level for concentration would require studies of at least several hundred cases.

(5) But the commission also tried new approaches, building floodways to divert water from the river and digging cutoffs to speed the passage of floodwaters.

(6) ‘The cut-off levels adhered to by the IOC and IAAF of two nanograms for men and five for women are well above the levels of nandrolone produced by the body,’ she said.

(7) Therapists who are attuned to experiences of clients cut-off from sense of self by trauma and depression will find it worthwhile to pursue this volume.

(8) Today's launch of Space Shuttle Discovery has been postponed due to an issue with a low-level fuel cut-off sensor on-board the vehicle.

(9) It proposed that affirmative action be limited to initial preferential treatment, and that a cut-off date be fixed for the programme.

(10) These days, more and more young people from disadvantaged areas were going to college but this good development was being eroded by the cut-off income levels and the increase in registration fees.

(11) The foreign institutional investors are permitted to hedge the market value of their entire investment in equity as on a particular date without any reference to a cut-off date.

(12) I like to think of all these as simply banned completely because it is so difficult (usually impossible) to predict what amount of use will still test below the cut-off levels.

(13) The dragon had them cut-off , there was no escape from the doom.

(14) If this occurs, the concentration of the drug in the urine specimen will be reduced, perhaps below positive cut-off levels.

(15) The matching payment would be slowly reduced for every extra $1,000 an individual earns, up to a cut-off income level of $45,000 a year.

(16) They stood side by side in what was the common attire of Muscle Beach muscleheads - cut-off sweats, flip-flops and well-worn T-shirts.

(17) The cut-off date by which Standard Life members can hope to share in the bonanza is now looming.

(18) The cut-off date for registering such properties is being worked out, the sources said.

(19) All was good up until the wormhole collapsed due to unknown reasons (I hate when that happens) and the population was cut-off from Earth.

(20) Last night's problem was with one of the four engine cut-off sensors, which are responsible for making sure the spacecraft's main engines shut down at the proper point during the ascent.

(21) The original deadline for registration was March 31, but it was extended by a month when only 100000 registered before the March cut-off date.

(22) Faulty burglar alarms and those which are not fitted with automatic cut-off devices will be targeted by environmental health officers in Barnsley this week.

(23) Past figures show that there are likely to be hundreds of thousands of tourists who need to renew their passports between the cut-off date of October 26 and the point at which biometric passports finally become available.

(24) Matt is startled when an incredibly hunky number in a tie-dyed tank top and cut-off denim shorts suddenly picks up Chandler in his massive arms.

(25) She was often so involved in her own thoughts that she seemed cut-off and ‘spacey’ to her friends.

(26) Girls had laid towels on the grass, and were stretched out in the sun wearing tiny pairs of shorts or hitched-up skirts and cut-off vests or bikini tops.

(27) She put on a pair of denim cut-off Capri's and a hot pink tank top.

(28) Her lithe body did little to dispel this image, even dressed as she was in a tight halter top over a blue thermal shirt, cut-off daisy dukes over black tights and beat-up Doc Martins.

(29) Thus deprived, the out-of-work rulers fell upon wasteful ways and were cut-off completely from their subjects and their problems.

(30) We feel bad about the fuel cut-off switch but it wasn't in our control.