Sentence examples for insulated over from inspiring English sources

Every school and hospital in Britain would be insulated over the next five years under the party's plan, with £1bn earmarked to complete a fifth of the work this year, creating 6,500 jobs.

Emerging markets "are playing a little bit of catch-up because they have been insulated over the last week or two," said Paul K. Lieberman, director of United States equities and derivatives strategy at BNP Paribas, the French banking group.

Labour is committing to take all the carbon out of electricity by 2030, ensuring that the green investment bank has the powers to borrow and attract new investment and guaranteeing that five million homes will be insulated over the next ten years by devolving powers and resources to local communities.

Pressure is likely to increase on this issue as a newly-formed group The Energy Bill Revolution claims that by 2020 the Treasury will be taking £4bn in energy taxes - enough revenue to super-insulate over half a million homes year.

To gather information for his students, Mr. Olson, in St . Paul toured the Eco-Home, a solar-powered, doubly insulated cottage built over the last year in Duluth, Minn.

The installation includes a custom-designed heat insulated Tank hosting over 65 kt of cryogenic argon.

"The danger with these kinds of tweets being taken seriously is that they serve as a perfect excuse for people essentially insulated from the effects of over-policing and police murder, either by virtue of their geographic location or ethnic heritage, to demonize protesters and rioters," Pearson wrote.

We have evaluated the accuracy of the heat capacity option of a Quantum Design physical property measurement system (PPMS) by measuring the heat capacity of various types of conducting and insulating samples over the temperature range from (2 to 300) K.

Cut dahlia stalks at 6 inches (15 cm) from the ground and mulch them in zones 7, 8 and 9. Make sure you have a thick layer of mulch to insulate them over the winter.

The Tories think that they have insulated themselves from problems over the health service by protecting it from big cuts.

Fuels like liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen must be kept at ultracold temperatures and, unless the depots were heavily insulated, would boil away over time.