Sentence examples for insulated way from inspiring English sources

It was kind of an insulated way to come into the business.

And developing countries can't caulk or insulate their way to a green future.

In this way, public concerns could be aired and addressed in a way insulated from the special interest pressures and campaign imperatives of electoral politics.

"This is a final affirmation by AOL Time Warner that they were in no way insulated, and nor will they be insulated going forward, from the advertising downturn," said Paul W. Noglows, a media stock analyst at J. P. Morgan, who had expected the company to post 18percentt Ebitda growth this year.

Mr Cuthbert said: "There's a global recession, and the Welsh economy isn't insulated in any way from what's happening in the rest of the world.

But they are insulated in two ways.

He was insulated in some ways, though, from how other people felt.

That complexity may help people to hang on to faith in a secular society, when they need a God who is in some ways insulated from human doubt about religion.

Now, the IFS's Carl Emmerson says: "But even if he had, that slight cushion would no way have insulated us from this crisis".

But they may just be the result of being way too insulated – by hereditary privilege, wealth, class, extraordinary good fortune and his tight-knit Mormon social world – from ordinary people and their concerns.

If you have all this cushion like he does and the public is on your side and you have immense wealth and power, I think he's way too insulated to be okay".