Sentence examples for because of hot from inspiring English sources

Flaubert didn't achieve what he did because of hot baths, but through immeasurable talent and extremely hard work.

Most of the high plateaus of central and southern Africa, such as the Ahaggar, formed because of hot spots beneath them.

Many in the community said they did not recall another time in recent years when students were dismissed districtwide because of hot weather and air-conditioning issues.

Last year, the pumpkin crop throughout New England suffered because of hot, dry conditions, said Hugh Wiberg, the president of the New England Pumpkin Growers Association.

Every Festival bar the Grand National has shown an upswing in ratings, compared with those on Channel 4. ITV is adamant, however, that the drop in viewers for the world's most famous race was because of hot weather.

That orbiter disintegrated during re-entry because of hot gases that entered through a hole punched in the left wing by a 1.67-pound piece of foam that fell from the external fuel tank.

… They could hang on to many of their most-vulnerable seats, but still see the bottom fall out because of red-hot Democratic intensity and lackluster GOP preparation.

The culprit is a mini cicada called a cicadelle which French lavender producers believe has proliferated because of hotter, drier summers, blamed on global warming.

Its research suggests that, because of hotter summers, that is to say, because of global warming, the peat bogs are drying out.

Because of hotter drought, he said, "the future broad-scale vulnerability of forests globally is being widely underestimated, including the vulnerability of forests in wetter regions," he said.

Two years ago, Liu and her colleagues predicted that the health impacts of wildfire smoke will increase in the coming decades because of hotter and drier summers.