Sentence examples for because it was insulated from inspiring English sources

What the menu calls the "Summer Present," a changing fish offering, was a slab of Massachusetts cod on one visit; it was only slightly overcooked, possibly because it was insulated by its fennel topping and banana leaf wrapper before steaming.

The US became the world's most powerful country in part because it was insulated from foreign threats by vast oceans on two sides.

But the bilingual program also endures, critics say, because it is insulated by an especially thick political and legal cushion, which protects its administration and the jobs of thousands of teachers and teachers' aides.

The zeroes and ones of digital information that whizz around inside a computer correspond to whether individual transistors are switched on or off.The researchers' innovation was to add a second gate to the middle of the transistor, called a "floating" gate because it is insulated by a thin oxide layer.

It was insulated for a while because many of its biggest customers buy one-year contracts, and it kept growing for much of last year.

It's insulated from Nimbyism".

It's insulated, but now it's constant volume, OK.

MISHAN: I guess all those hissy put-downs seemed trifling to me, perhaps because I'm insulated in my adult vantage.

"In a way, I was insulated because I would go from work, to my house, to nursery school, to my house, and I wasn't out in the world.

Her own parents supported her decision to have a baby and, because she lived in New York, she was insulated from a certain amount of the disapproval directed at mothers of her age.

While growth concerns have already cropped up overseas, the U.S. economy was insulated from that because of the large GOP tax cuts.