Sentence examples for be difficult to insulate from inspiring English sources
Unless you were going to put somebody in a test tube, it would be difficult to insulate them".
This could cause problems, he suggested, because it would be "difficult to insulate the government's investment decisions from political pressures".
Older systems may still be functional but can pose a safety risk, can be difficult to insulate, and are sometimes hard to insure.
Depending on where you live, whether you claim benefits, or live in a property that is difficult to insulate, you may be able to claim free home improvements.
Although Beijing has indicated that it will focus on keeping its own economy on track, it is difficult to insulate any economy from a global downturn.
For example, as a publicly-managed program, it is difficult to insulate it from political interference, a factor that has contributed to a continuing financial deficit.
I believe, as I have noted in the past, that the federal government should eschew private asset accumulation because it would be exceptionally difficult to insulate the government's investment decisions from political pressures.
"It's very difficult to insulate the detail from political interference, because it is vulnerable through the handful of troopers who are familiar with the governor and those around him," said one former senior State Police official.
Whether flip-flops are in evidence at the Hotel Landhaus Milser is difficult to say, so effective have been the manager's efforts to insulate his players from the outside world.
It has good thermal insulating effectiveness, is fairly resistant to compression and is difficult to burn.
