Sentence examples for most insulated from inspiring English sources

A The two streets that have not been affected at all by any recent lapse are Broadway in SoHo and Fifth Avenue in the high 40s and 50s; they've been the most insulated from the downturn.

When there is a threat of damage – such as the body-blow of the world financial crash in 2008 – the family of elites is, oddly, most insulated from it: though the privileged should have lost greatly with the crash, given their moral and financial investment in the market, they actually, as we now know, lost the least.

"Earliest stage is probably the most insulated from this," he told the audience of his belief we are in an impending bubble pop.

It is safe to put most insulated pans in the dishwasher, but always be sure to check the manufacturer's instructions before doing so.

The most insulated canvas tops still admit annoying wind and road noise, and they can easily be cut.

The research firm IHS Automotive has identified Hyundai and the German carmaker BMW as being among the most insulated from Japanese part shortages.

Earlier this year, it commissioned a series of thermal camera images of its buildings to establish which ones were the most poorly insulated.

Brushless motor design can probably benefit most from insulated iron powder compacts because of the design simplicity of powder metal parts and three-dimensional flux capability that is most beneficial in rotating devices says Sim Narasimhan….

Closed-cell cellular polymer foams are the most efficient insulating materials commercially available.

The most expensive restaurants, insulated until recently, are also running into the economy's buzz saw.

While most dioceses are legally insulated from claims, the national organization and three western dioceses are threatened with bankruptcy.