Sentence examples for would be insulated from inspiring English sources

Unlike the current commission, this agency would be insulated from political pressure, staffed by professionals and able to criticize the government as well as businesses.

Legislators in both parties said they expected the commission would provide a system for setting judicial salaries that would be insulated from politics.

During the spring the iceberg would be insulated under a special quilt, made of two sheets of Mylar (a tough plastic), with air pumped between the layers.

YOU may have thought that if anywhere would be insulated from the financial chaos, it would be Dubai, the ritzy commercial capital of the oil-rich Gulf.

And they wanted hundreds of US Airways pilots at the bottom of the list so that America West pilots would be insulated from layoffs.

But Mr. Crocker wants assurances that he would be insulated from conservative views at the White House, according to associates familiar with his thinking.

Lurie said, "This thing that's happening now wouldn't be happening if I were more famous, Tom Cruise famous, because I'd be insulated.

If "The Americans" captures the way nineteen-eighties suburbia really was, then "Stranger Things" captures the way it appeared onscreen: Hawkins, Indiana, comes across as an enchanted and uncanny pocket universe in which barely supervised children enjoy freedoms (and confront terrors) from which they'd be insulated in our helicopter-parenting age.

I'd been insulated by my parents, who made enough money to raise me on the West Side of Cleveland far from where they spent their childhoods, far from where they worked as cops, and far from Imperial Avenue.

Last week, the skills minister Nick Boles warned that FE would not be insulated from further cuts.

He told BBC News that fewer homes would now be insulated - with an average saving of £670 a year after solid wall and loft insulation.