Sentence examples for insulate itself from inspiring English sources

On the economic front, the UK cannot insulate itself from global events.

Russia is a stagnating petro-state seeking to insulate itself from the forces of change.

The United States could not insulate itself from the damage to its trading partners.

Its ability to insulate itself from external shocks stems partly from history and geography.

"In a global financial market no country or company can insulate itself entirely from international risk.

It has no significant production or digital activities with which to insulate itself".

Perhaps to insulate itself from charges of neocolonialism, the museum embraced his proposal.

"We will not permit an agency to insulate itself from judicial review by refusing to act," the court said.

CBS may insulate itself from extensive advertiser defections by limiting the number of commercials in the opening episode.

Several analysts suggested TiVo is moving toward Internet downloading as a way to insulate itself against potential competition from DirecTV.

And it just may be that democracy is the one force against which privilege cannot insulate itself, after all.