Sentence examples for must be insulated from inspiring English sources
Aboveground structures must be insulated and ventilated.
Europe's lenders must be insulated from their governments and vice versa.
But to serve the public, a news organization must be insulated from the will of its donors — individuals, foundations, corporations.
There's a reason for this: economists often argue that the Fed, like the Supreme Court, must be insulated from the political process so that it can make necessary but unpopular decisions.
Background: Signal transduction pathways with shared components must be insulated from each other to avoid the inappropriate activation of multiple pathways by a single stimulus.
Vacuum-jacketed piping systems, whether part of the ground equipment or the flight vehicle, typically include numerous terminations, disconnects, umbilical connections, or branches that must be insulated by nonvacuum means.
Although by law, all new water storage tanks must now be insulated, older ones will benefit from a hot water jacket.
Britain wasn't insulated from events then and it won't be insulated now.
All tools used should be insulated.
To be credible, any future goals must be more "insulated from the vagaries of global financial and economic crises", he said.
