Sentence examples for partially insulated from inspiring English sources
So far, banks have been partially insulated from the consequences of those bad decisions, because Americans have been so obliging about paying off overinflated mortgages.
He has partially insulated the party from negative findings when the auditor general issues a report into the expenses of all senators.
The furnace is vertical, partially insulated and has a high pertlite production capacity.
Cisco's enterprise technology sales may be partially insulated by its international sales, which account for about half its revenue.
Quantitative easing did not appear to have a similar effect and countries with stronger prudential capital regulations were partially insulated against the effects of these changes in UK policy.
In this solar system, the cylindrical storage tank surface is partially insulated at the back side at 50%, so as to suppress thermal losses from it to the ambiance.
Put another way, a company that is involved in generating energy could partially insulate its investors from risks caused by regulatory changes by sequestering its stable assets in a separate, income-generating business.
As I see it, tenure serves two other essential educational functions: It partially insulates public education from politicization, and it insures diversity of opinion through "academic freedom".
Although Islamophobia in China doesn't seem as blatant as it is in the UK, it's definitely still present, and the fact that I'm seen as being white (though I am Muslim) partially insulates me from it.
China, North Korea's sole ally, is growing increasingly frustrated with Pyongyang's belligerence, raising the possibility that North Korea might lose some of Beijing's protection, which partially insulates the country from international pressure.
Although they insist that the situation is not hopeless, the authors' list the obstacles to enacting reforms that can partially insulate governing from campaigning while preserving space for a robust opposition.
