Sentence examples for will be insulating from inspiring English sources

Especially in Scandinavian countries however, there will be insulating reindeer hides covering the beds, which are soft and comfortable.

"I believe it's unwise to make a bet that Kraft will be insulated from the parent's woes".

The basic window — casement or double-hung — will be insulated by two panes of glass with a space between them.

The jilted investors, naturally, want their cut restored, while many in Congress are anxious to ensure that the government will be insulated from future losses.

Xanadu's Snow Dome will be insulated and chilled to 28 degrees before the floor is covered with 165,000 square feet of snow.

Opponents call the projects "land grabs", claim the farms will be insulated from host countries and argue that poor farmers will be pushed off land they have farmed for generations.

Indeed, many hope that the turmoil will somehow pass them by: that they can occupy a safe haven which, in part thanks to the euro itself, will be insulated from the world's economic storms.

It should also be borne in mind that as a successful businessman he will be insulated from the economic damage that will be the result of an EU exit.

Tens of thousands of San Franciscans will be insulated from state budget cuts, thanks to the Healthy San Francisco, the city's plan to provide health care to all its residents, local officials said.

They will be insulated from the gyrations of the natural-gas price, immune from new rules to curb fossil fuels and spared the intermittency of solar and wind power.

Moody's says that elite institutions such as Oxford University, Cambridge University and Manchester University will be insulated from the effects of competition by their reputation, income from research and their ability to recruit greater numbers of students from abroad.