Sentence examples for insulated from the bad from inspiring English sources

S.E.C. officials also note that the agency files cases only where they can be proved, even if that means not pursuing top executives insulated from the bad acts of their employees.

So far, banks have been partially insulated from the consequences of those bad decisions, because Americans have been so obliging about paying off overinflated mortgages.

They are thus becoming insulated from the technology.

Surfers have not been entirely insulated from the earthquakes' effects.

"But our buyer is somewhat insulated from the economy".

"We were somewhat insulated from the echo chamber.

Mr. Gilder was hardly insulated from the fallout.

The bad news came from both Germany and France, Europe's two biggest economies; they reinforced the impression that the 12-nation euro zone is much less insulated from the American slowdown than many leaders had asserted.

Forbes.com: Companies are no longer insulated from the outside world.

Engineers should not be insulated from the operation of the services.

As a result, the actual wire is insulated from the external environment and users are safe.