Sentence examples for be insulated to from inspiring English sources

Plumbing The pipes will need to be insulated to protect against a freeze.

Mr. Biden may be insulated to some degree from criticism by the mounting demands from Democrats that he make up for Mr. Obama's lethargic display during his debate.

At least five million draughty homes would be insulated to help families save £270 a year on their heating bills in Labour's "war on cold homes", according to shadow energy secretary Caroline Flint.

If decisions about approving infrastructure investments were considered apart from the rest of the budget, they could be judged on their own grounds, and they would be insulated, to some extent, from spending cuts.

Any metal that you use to install wires, such as staples, should be insulated to prevent arcing if wires are damaged.

Some connectors such a "split bolts" and "burndys" are uninsulated, and must be insulated to protect them from accidentally contacting other conductors and people.

In addition, the rest of the coolant system is insulated to minimise heat losses and therefore it cannot be inspected unless the insulation has been removed beforehand.

So the high end is insulated to some extent, but the ripple effect is there".

This degree of separation means that Google is insulated to some extent from problems of the broader Internet.

It has been insulated to filter out electromagnetic signals and influences from the environment, and is calibrated to deviate no more than.05percentt above or below its baseline output.

The sensor was insulated to eliminate the ambient noise effects.