Sentence examples for because they were insulated from inspiring English sources

The American auto industry went from being the most dynamic and powerful in the world to making second- or even third-class cars because they were insulated from competition.

Companies like Range Resources insist that chemicals used in fracking cannot enter public water sources because they are insulated from aquifers by multilayered steel and concrete casings and are deployed a mile or more underground beneath thousands of feet of impervious rock.

Aspen trees sprout new growth from their roots, and even if a severe fire kills the tree above ground, the roots often survive unharmed because they are insulated from the heat by soil.

The thickness of the tissue sections used is normally 10 20 μm: thin sections can be very fragile and difficult to manipulate, whereas thicker sections need longer to dry and, because they are insulating samples, can adversely affect the performance of the mass analyzer (Caldwell and Caprioli 2005).

Perhaps, there is even more danger if staff believe they are insulated from error because they have correctly implemented and followed recommended procedures.

But they are insulated in two ways.

Sure, they are insulated from many everyday financial concerns.

As a result, they are insulated from global risk.

As career civil servants, they are insulated from public opinion.

It's best to make sure they are insulated.

"They believe they are insulated from liability," Keith Altman, an attorney for the families, told VICE News.