Sentence examples for less insulated from inspiring English sources

Since grazing maintains a thin organic layer that provides less insulation to the soil, higher mean temperatures and large daily temperature fluctuations were recorded in grazed areas (less insulated); these daily fluctuations were as large as seasonal variation in the ungrazed plots.

(The lower your score, the thicker your bubble; the higher it is, the less insulated you are).

Mr. McCulloch cautioned that health care is a bit less insulated from a recession now that employees must cover more costs.

SWIFT is less insulated from such pressure than its counterparts in other sectors, such as the International Telecommunication Union, a UN agency which is governed by an international convention.

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.

Without Mr. Bratton at the helm, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, may find himself under more pressure to advance reforms, which many advocates say have stalled, and less insulated from criticism on law enforcement issues.

This outfit, Kingma told me, was not meant to simulate what a woman might wear to work, although a typical summer office getup — say, a lightweight blouse and pants — is even less insulating.

One study found that a carbon tax of $15 per ton would reduce greenhouse emissions by 14 percent as people sought to save energy by driving less, insulating their homes and switching to renewable fuels, among other things.

This outfit, Kingma told me, was not meant to simulate what a woman might wear to work, although a typical summer office getup say, a lightweight blouse and pants is even less insulating.

Other lemurs hibernated in holes that were less well insulated.

The stability of such structures can be then very low, as the individual superconductors are more or less electrically insulated.