Sentence examples for insulated themselves from from inspiring English sources

Through their nonratification and veto power, they have insulated themselves from the I.C.C.

Some will have insulated themselves from the financial problems like the recession.

By agreeing to the deal, the partners insulated themselves from future lawsuits related to the firm's collapse.

Officers were able to operate undetected because they insulated themselves from "by the book" officers and supervisors.

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

Many of the world's fastest-growing economies thought they had insulated themselves from problems in the developed world.

Meanwhile, the very elite can insulate themselves from everyday life.

Households may, it seems, be insulating themselves from dearer petrol.

Or perhaps they insulate themselves from that too.

In the meantime they can insulate themselves from it.

INCREASING wealth has allowed some people to insulate themselves from collapsing urban infrastructure.