Sentence examples for a slight cool from inspiring English sources

It's almost as if she still needs to keep a slight cool distance from her own experiences.

A slight cool change was set to see Melbourne's temperature drop to 31C on Monday while the rest of Victoria faced a heatwave until at least 29 December.

Several reasons exist for a slight cooling in Anglocentrism.

"I am sensing a slight cooling but in my view it will not lead to recession.

A similar phase led to a slight cooling of the planet from the 1940s to the 1970s.

Mortgage rates climbed noticeably, as well, leading immediately to a sharp decline in home refinancings and producing a slight cooling effect in some housing markets.

Since May there has been a slight cooling of prices.Even so, Mr Mermelstein reckons prime residences are at least 50% dearer in London than in Manhattan, though America seems further on the road to economic recovery.

And a recent analysis of solar trends suggests that – over the last few decades – the sun has actually contributed a slight cooling effect, rather than accounting for any of the observed warming.

One of the first attempts to look ahead a decade, using computer simulations and measurements of ocean temperatures, predicts a slight cooling of Europe and North America, probably related to shifting currents and patterns in the oceans.

Here the IPCC is saying that since 1980, the sun and volcanoes have combined to cause a slightly negative global energy imbalance, which means they have had a slight cooling influence on global temperatures over the past three decades.

As the figure shows, natural factors have most likely caused a slight cooling since 1950, meaning that human factors are most likely responsible for all the warming we've seen and then some (110%).