Sentence examples for somewhat insulated from inspiring English sources

As long as oil and gas keep flowing, Indonesia remains somewhat insulated economically.

It is reassuring to know our utility bills are somewhat insulated from rising energy prices.

They remain somewhat insulated as dissatisfaction has focused on regional officials, who are typically appointed by the Kremlin.

Despite the cooling economy, "we have raised prices because as an oceanfront project it is somewhat insulated," Jason Muss said.

Mr. Christie, who called Regpay a "major player" in the child pornography business, said that in the past, being overseas somewhat insulated such companies from prosecution by United States authorities.

Some of the bigger diversified ones, which also refine and have chemical and other operations, are somewhat insulated, but just about every oil company should have a drop in earnings growth after two years of heavy consolidation and spectacular profit growth.

Unlike other markets, New York has always been somewhat insulated because of the range of buyers it attracts, from foreigners looking for pieds-à-terre to the superrich to artists and dancers with songs in their hearts and little cash in their pockets.

Consociations consist of somewhat insulated groups in member units who in addition are represented in central institutions often governing by unanimity rather than by majority (Lijphart 1977).

"Living in New York City and working in tech, you feel pretty insulated [from hatred].

It is liquid only below −183 °C (−297 °F), which somewhat limits its availability, but it can be loaded into insulated tanks shortly before launch (and replenished or drained in the event of launch delays).

(Deliverers use insulated carriers).