Sentence examples for been insulated from some from inspiring English sources
Thus far, physician-owned hospitals have been insulated from some of the most onerous potential restrictions in the health care legislation moving through Congress.
In some cases, premium sports broadcast rights fees have been insulated from wider economic pressures by multi-year contracts.
But health care has been insulated from the forces of globalization.
For too long America's military spending decisions have been insulated from serious scrutiny or discipline.
Until these recent weeks, Moscow's professional elite had been insulated from Russia's economic ills.
Guttman: How have you been insulated from the world events, the recession and the euro crisis?
The plan's advocates say the betting room has always been insulated from the Maryland State Fair.
4) Vaccine manufacturers have been insulated from liability by the government.
It is disturbing that primarily Christian protesters were the chosen targets, raising fears that some in the military leadership appear to believe that they will be insulated from public criticism to some degree if they direct their violence against weaker, more vulnerable sectors of society.
Erik Hage held the opinion that by this time Morrison had become famous enough to be insulated from constructive criticism, resulting in some of the love songs to Janet Planet on the album containing: "obvious lyrical platitudes (truly some of his worst poetry since the revenge songs for Bang Records) and less-than-inspired arrangements".
