Sentence examples for more insulated and from inspiring English sources

What could be more insulated and fake than the life of the tenured professor?

And if fourteen, ten years ago, there were people around him that I think he did listen to, particularly on economic policy, today I think his circle has become smaller and more insulated and more filled with yes men….

In zones where it is very hot, it is possible to add an internal layer or coating in the roof, making a space between the external and internal layer, to provide a more insulated and comfortable interior.

Another method, known as card check, is faster and more insulated from management.

Nearly two-thirds of our energy bills go on home heating, and our boilers are better and homes more insulated: "Which?" estimated recently that a new condensing boiler will save 39% over an old heavy boiler.

Stocks are seen to be mixed as the split grows between UK companies whose fortunes depend on the fluctuations of the pound and those more insulated from the currency market.

Grace, with its menu of wild boar tenderloin and herb-crusted tofu, is more insulated, she said, because the restaurant features a well-known chef (her husband, Neal Fraser), and has a large events and catering arm.

But it doesn't seem like a sign of national health that America's political capital is suddenly richer than our capitals of manufacturing and technology and finance, or that our leaders are more insulated than ever from the trends buffeting the people they're supposed to serve.

But as those seats become more insulated from a cross-party challenger, through gerrymandering and political self-sorting, their legislators grow increasingly beholden to just one set of increasingly strident opinions.

Ad agency companies have been cutting jobs and costs, but they have been slightly more insulated than many media owners because they get paid regardless of whether advertisers choose to spend their money on newspapers, television, magazines, radio, billboards or the Internet.

"Our area is a little more insulated than the rest of Los Angeles," says Gottula. "Beverly Hills and Bel Air are areas that are very desirable for luxury".