Despite persistently slow growth in the economy, retailers have been able to insulate themselves it appears.
It is also offering a free insulation programme, aiming to insulate 40, 000 homes a year.
Force people to insulate their homes and they squander the fuel savings by building larger houses.
China has been stockpiling a mountain of cotton, presumably to insulate its textile makers from shocks.
"One of the recommendations will be to insulate these pipes, " he tells Mr Rhodes.
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Even countries with healthy budgets could do more to insulate themselves from capital-market volatility.
But the real pain will be borne by those least able to insulate themselves.
Susan and Jeff have their portfolio realigned to insulate them better from stock market declines.
At one level the U.S. has been trying to insulate itself from that risk.
Has Germany started thinking seriously about how to insulate the second-weakest European economy from the possible Greek collapse?
So these are important steps that we can take to insulate ourselves from energy shocks in the future.
If Mr Chidambaram succeeds, it will prove that India has managed to insulate its economy from political change.
The result of any attempt such as Mr Gould's to insulate religion from criticism is the evisceration of faith.
All of this should help to insulate the company against future fluctuations in the pound's value against the euro.
The idea is to insulate free schools from hostile politicians by moving quickly from policy to practice to broad popularity.
Social, engaged leaders share a set of skills that help to insulate the companies they lead from sudden, culturally-devastating change.
One of the responsibilities of running a small business includes how to insulate yourself from defending costly lawsuits from disgruntled employees.
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The U.N. is determined to deny the United States such leverage and to insulate itself from further American pressure for systemic change.
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Fairtrade's price-adjustment mechanism is intended to insulate small producers from volatile commodity markets and the free-trading, no-holds-barred capitalism that multinational companies espouse.
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That should be sufficient to insulate the stockmarket from a broad-based fall.
Yet people using the Green Deal to insulate their homes have to borrow at about 7% - although home insulation is massively labour-intensive.
And we need to take all the action we can to insulate the American people from the effect of those kinds of events.
"They're definitely taking action to insulate themselves if prices go down, " said Jack Scoville, vice president of Price Futures Group, a brokerage firm.
But its consumer protection bill is as unlikely to insulate the average islander from inflation as it is to foster honourable competitive practices.
And as I said yesterday, we need to do the things that we can control to insulate ourselves from the things that we can't.
Our goal has been to insulate our portfolios from sensitivity to rising rates because of the damage that can be done to a portfolio.
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As banks take more measures to insulate consumers from the danger of stolen credentials, the cost of fraud for individuals is lower than ever.
The material was used to insulate telegraph cables on the seabed.
Now, I think most people understand that, but the problem is that you might not have a couple thousand bucks initially to insulate your home.
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Top bank executives, with the assistance of lawyers and accountants, took care to insulate themselves from the fraudulent activities of mortgage lenders and other low-level players.
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