Sentence examples for already insulated from inspiring English sources

The government says most lofts and cavity walls are already insulated under previous schemes so it wants to offer grants on much more expensive solid wall insulation.

The letter noted that a new merger between Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications would only exacerbate the problem, saying that recent Time Warner price increases suggest the cable giant is already insulated from normal market pressures.

Many cities in Europe already have insulated pipes in place for centralized "district heating".

E-mailers are already comfortably insulated by distance; to make e-mail even more transitory is to allow them to evade completely any consequence that might follow from their letters.

Devin O'Brien, the owner of Brooklyn Insulation and Soundproofing, said the first step to improving the noise-muffling capabilities of a wall is to add blown-in cellulose insulation, assuming the wall isn't insulated already.

Those already living here are insulated from the entry barrier of high prices first-time buyers would face.

Some managers had already chosen to insulate their funds from any changes initiated by health legislation by investing in stocks that rely heavily on emerging economies.

39 Over and above the improvements in health already obtained from insulating these houses, our results show the impact of less polluting, more effective heating on children's self reported severity of asthma symptoms.

The summiteers, he claimed, had endorsed Britain's agenda for economic and political reform.Thus cheered, he made his most eager noises so far about the single currency, saying it would foster growth in Europe and had already helped insulate the continent from Asian turmoil.

One promising idea to transfer assets that could be sold or restructured to a holding company abroad, say in Luxembourg, where they would be insulated from interfering politicians—has already been shot down.

Over at Compass, which is updating the market ahead of full-year results on 21 November, the company's already significant overseas activities seem to have insulated it from the UK's depressed economy.