Sentence examples for insulated because of from inspiring English sources
Unlike other markets, New York has always been somewhat insulated because of the range of buyers it attracts, from foreigners looking for pieds-à-terre to the superrich to artists and dancers with songs in their hearts and little cash in their pockets.
Finally, the design layouts of valve control skids used for launch pads and test stands can be nearly impossible to insulate because of their complexity and high density of components and instrumentation.
Many funds are insulated because much of the money in their fund belongs to employees, who are less likely to withdraw their investments in a panic.
In the case of Excite@Home, customers may be more insulated because Excite only provides a portion of the access.
GO plates are electrically insulating material because of the disruption in their conjunction system [51], so these oxidized layers may act as insulating area between PANI-ES conducting domains and lead to diminish the conductivity value of PANI/G composite when G ratio increases.
Still, fashion is certainly not insulated from charges of racism.
Michael McCann, the director of the Sports Law Institute at Vermont Law School, said the lawsuit could develop into a publicity nightmare for the N.F.L. if it went to trial, but that the league would be "insulated" from future litigation because of the increased awareness of concussion science.
Projects were managed independently by their Project Implementation Units, and were insulated from the rest of the system because of agency accountability requirements.
In Amsterdam, Bob and Cathy Harrison are insulated from economic distress because of their professions -- he is a high school history teacher and she is a nurse.
Newer homes tend to be better insulated than older homes because of the revisions to building codes over the years.
SingTel is relatively insulated from the vagaries of domestic politics in any one country because of the breadth of its foreign holdings, Mr. Gupta said.
