Sentence examples for serving to insulate from inspiring English sources

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Placing responsibility at lower levels may serve to insulate governments from lawsuits.

That will serve to insulate M&T from continuing losses in the portfolio.

In adult humans, WAT is the most abundant form, whereas BAT serves to insulate and heat the major organs and vessels in newborn humans and in hibernating animals.

As Colin Melvin, the boss of Hermes Equity Ownership Services, an advisory firm with activist leanings, points out, "Disproportionate voting rights can (and often do) serve to insulate management and make it less accountable to shareholders".

Beyond tilting in favor of the status quo, he said, the restriction "distorts the legal system by altering the traditional role of the attorneys" and served to "insulate the government's laws from judicial inquiry".

A fourth wall of euphemism has generally served to insulate the politicians onstage and their voters in the audience from each other's worst instincts; Trump walked right through it.

Although he is furious over the killings, Karzai's public expressions of anger also serve to insulate him from accusations by political rivals that he is too deferential to the Americans.

But he says he is trying to hold on to what he considers the source of his inspiration as an actor -- his identification with other people living their everyday lives -- in the face of a celebrity machine that serves to insulate, isolate and cosset stars.

Insofar as even the bare intention to acquire the belief that p for reasons not having to do with one's evidence for p seems unlikely to succeed if directly known, most intentionalists introduce temporal or psychological divisions that serve to insulate self-deceivers from the awareness of their deceptive strategy.

Quietly, in the backdrop of this scandal, the crucial protection afforded by a strong U.S. Patent system – one that would have served to insulate Facebook from a bevy of opportunists from clawing massive chunks of user away from them – may no longer exist to protect them.