Sentence examples for work in insulated from inspiring English sources

No one shovels the sidewalks when it snows in Moscow and everyone wades to work in insulated boots, carrying their office shoes.

We could put hundreds and hundreds of young people to work right now, putting solar panels in, insulating homes.

A decade later, the same researchers concluded: "First Nations communities that succeed in taking steps to preserve their heritage culture, and that work to control their own destinies, are dramatically more successful in insulating their youth against the risks of suicide".

In that early work, our freedom insulated us from the risks of intimacy.

We then suggest a role for this effect in insulating pathways against crosstalk.

We hear that the court works "in an atmosphere insulated as far as possible from political pressures" and then, some 60 pages later, that it works "in an atmosphere insulated, as far as possible, from political pressures".

A heavy layer of dry leaves or pine needles will also work to insulate you from the ground.

Working first with gyroscopes insulated in a climate-controlled viscous fluid and later with accelerometers, Draper developed entirely self-contained inertial guidance systems.

She should be commended for going out and getting a job, where she at least might pick up some understanding of the issues facing business and the everyday tribulations of people in work – useful, given how insulated our politicians are.

It works to insulate the government from public discussion and protect misconduct from scrutiny.

The combination of these developments works to insulate the cable and wire makers against toughening industry conditions that have seen sharp swings in the prices of raw materials, notably record-high copper prices.