Sentence examples for designed to insulate from inspiring English sources

A green building is designed to insulate efficiently and has either Thermopane or specially glazed windows.

job is designed to insulate people from things that really happen.

His target was a new advisory board that is designed to insulate spending decisions from the lobbying that distorts Congressional decisions.

"The office was designed to insulate against any need to be an advocate," said Mr. Kmiec, now a conservative scholar at Pepperdine University law school.

Signed in the mid-1990s, when oil prices were low and Russia was struggling, the PSAs were designed to insulate big investors from legal and taxation changes, but are now seen as anachronistic relics of a humiliating era.

A minor league player's selling a piece of future earnings probably runs afoul of major league guidelines designed to insulate players from gamblers, as well as union rules regarding payments to and from agents.

Pumping the heavy crude oils at high temperatures requires special designs to insulate the pipeline to preserve the oil temperature produced at the wellhead or the increase in temperature obtained through electrical heating (Martínez-Palou et al. 2011).

California set out to do it differently, with an independent citizens commission, approved by voter initiative, designed to be insulated from the push-and-pull of partisan politics, a development that unsettled many elected officials here.

Then President Aquino, in her capacity as the head of state for the transitional revolutionary government, appointed new commissioners of the COMELEC.2 Under the 1987 Constitution, the COMELEC was designed to be insulated from the three main co-equal branches of the government: the executive branch, the legislative branch, and the judicial branch.

For MES, the culture plate cover was exchanged with a plate cover slit at the sides designed to accommodate insulated wires bearing a pair of flat rubber electrodes, which were fitted at the walls of the culture plate and in contact with the culture media (Fig. 1A).

Some hampers are insulated bags designed to 'ensure the food retains maximum taste and freshness at 35,000 feet', keeping hot food warm and cold food cool, such as the ones from Caviar House which features [sic] an ice compartment.Gulliver would no doubt miss the feeling of nostalgia, but it is difficult to think of a downside to saying goodbye to airline food.