Sentence examples for be insulated from either from inspiring English sources

This makes it useful for applications that require electromagnetic shielding or for dissipating static electricity, but bad for a component that needs to be insulated from either electricity or heat.

And it implies to those on the frontier that their town cannot be insulated from Rome — either from its armies or its auspices.

Individuals, much less communities, cannot be insulated from it.

You, personally, may be insulated from technological unemployment, but you will not be insulated from its effects across the economy.

It would be foolish to suggest that equity markets can be insulated from broader woes.

First, can the informal economy be insulated from the problems affecting the rest of India?

As a result, the report said, Fannie might not be insulated from liability for their misconduct.

Europe's lenders must be insulated from their governments and vice versa.

And there are times when students think that they should be insulated from disconcerting arguments.

They have the wealth to be insulated from the turmoil that would be unleashed by Brexit.

But our evaluators and instructors should be insulated from the 17 years.