The best-known artists may be insulated from the effects of the downturn.
Our family is fairly insulated from the effects of a Trump presidency so we fight for the families that aren't.
Moody's says that elite institutions such as Oxford University, Cambridge University and Manchester University will be insulated from the effects of competition by their reputation, income from research and their ability to recruit greater numbers of students from abroad.
Are Stern's and Bettman's leagues — largely insulated from the effects of the economy based on tickets sold before to the meltdown — on a collision course with the Yankees' fans-inspired Premium Ticket Pushback?
Quantitative easing did not appear to have a similar effect and countries with stronger prudential capital regulations were partially insulated against the effects of these changes in UK policy.
Israeli companies like Check Point Software Technologies, a leading provider of Internet security systems, and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, one of the world's largest makers of generic drugs, operate globally, and their share prices have been largely insulated from the effects of terrorism and political strife in Israel.
The majority who wish to bring change to the Church of England need no longer develop elaborate compromises to ensure that a small number can be insulated from the effects of change, as there is finally a credible ready-made alternative for them.
But caution is needed – there was a rapid rise in the use of these drugs in Spain and Portugal, but it rose even more quickly in Germany (up 46% between 2007 and 2011) a country that was more insulated from the effects of the economic downturn.
Access to food was easier for those living in rural areas, and so they were better insulated from the effects of harvest failure.Another paper suggests that it was only in the latter part of the 19th century that growth in heights took off.
As St . Petersburgis "an insular market, which attracts few international buyers, it has been better insulated from the effects of the euro zone debt crisis and the ensuing dip in buyer confidence, which has impacted other prime markets such as Monaco, France, Spain and other second-home hot spots," she said.
