Sentence examples for because of its warm from inspiring English sources

If driving down a desert road one came across a dehydrated person, but decided not to offer them a sip of water because of its warm temperature, it'd be a horrible thing.

It's advisable that you choose India as your starting country because of its warm temperature; it's granted that your Neurax is used to hot climate.

Before the Soviet times, it was known as "the playground of Russian tsars" because of its warm climate and the sea.

A brown ink popular with the old masters because of its warm, luminous colour qualities was known as bistre.

Sergeant's recent autobiography, Give Me Ten Seconds, was an engaging read because of its warm, self-deprecating mix of family history, insider tales of life as a Westminster reporter, and keen sense of the absurd.

Yet, the Florida Swing has special appeal for the many players who call Florida home because of its warm weather and demanding courses.

Plant pathogens are on the rise globally and Britain is particularly susceptible because of its increasingly warm, wet winters and because it is a centre of world trade.

The Sea of Japan influences the climate of Japan because of its relatively warm waters; evaporation is especially noticeable in winter, when an enormous quantity of water vapour rises in the region between the cold, dry polar air mass and the warm, moist tropical air mass.

Network executives say they think that Sochi is less valuable than Vancouver (cost: $820 million) because of its relatively warm winter climate and that Rio should not bring as large a rights fee as a domestic Olympics would have in Chicago, one of the losing bidders in the election to host the 2016 Games.

Orpiment in particular was highly desirable as a pigment because of its bright, warm, yellow color, mimicking that of gold.

CO2 is not considered as air pollutant but is an environmental concern because of its global warming potential.