Sentence examples for be able to insulate from inspiring English sources

Many suburbanites will no longer be able to insulate themselves from problems they used to associate with the inner city: poverty, social disorder, drugs and violence.

You may be able to insulate yourself by buying stocks with solid dividends and reinvesting the quarterly payments in new shares commission-free, through dividend reinvestment plans.

The California reaches out to the remote polar opposite of the 21st century's economic demographic: people so rich that when the fuel runs out, they will be able to insulate their penthouses and fuel their yachts with spare banknotes.

"It was at that point that I became concerned that I might not be able to insulate myself from knowledge of my holdings, that this trust instrument wasn't working the way I wanted it to," Mr. Obama said.

The States, if they wish, may be able to insulate past convictions by enforcing the normal and valid rule that failure to object to a jury instruction is a waiver of any claim of error". 432 U.S., at 244, n. 8, 97 S.Ct., at 2345, n. 8.

By repeating the mantra "I did what I thought was right" continuously in his head, Mr. Blair may be able to insulate himself from some of the guilt, but that single decision to go to war in Iraq must still weigh heavily on his shoulders.

But not even Morgan has been able to insulate itself completely from the vicissitudes of the securities business.

In and around the town they seem to have been able to insulate themselves, to a large extent, from the unpopularity of the coalition.

The move to make him the starter came with some risk, but Seattle was able to insulate Wilson with a powerful running game and a top-notch defense.

The upper middle class has been able to insulate itself as you show from many of the pressures that the bottom 80% face.

The wealthy are able to insulate themselves from this dysfunction — Brazil has long had one of the world's highest levels of income inequality.