Sentence examples for been buffered from some from inspiring English sources

Some economists and business owners say they believe city residents have been buffered from some of the financial pains afflicting the suburbs and the rest of the nation.

Intrepid Small Cap and other funds that entered the third quarter with piles of cash have been buffered from some of the market's recent weakness.

Compared with the other media giants, Vivendi has been buffered from the poor advertising environment and the general slowing of the United States economy.

11 levels, economists and business leaders expressed a cautious optimism, saying the Island had been buffered from the more severe downturn experienced by New York City and the rest of the nation.

States have been buffered from the harshest recessionary effects of the Medicaid explosion by a series of Congressional appropriations that have temporarily increased the federal share of spending.

It has been hypothesized that they'd been buffered from the effects of the disease by the extra neuronal capacity that they had been born with (brain reserve) or that had accrued through years of intellectual and physical pursuits (cognitive reserve).

If Clinton's middle and upper class supporters misjudged the depth of the public's rage, it was because they themselves have been doing well economically, and so have been buffered from the violent shocks and insecurities that plague everyone else on our planet.

As a result, he said, the site is buffered from the major seasonal swings that might otherwise beset the gift business.

Now I am comfortably middle-class, even with all the talk of the "squeezed middle", I am buffered from the worst the government has in store.

Like most protected computer security networks, the internal system at Microsoft is buffered from the Internet by a software barrier known as a firewall.

But that does not mean the SG is buffered from politics.