Sentence examples for become humid from inspiring English sources

His longtime ensemble, Zooid, was nearing the end of a labyrinthine, nearly hourlong world premiere, and the atmosphere in the room — packed beyond capacity, with people crowded in the aisles — had become humid and heady.

As the climate again becomes humid close to the Equator, high temperature combines with high precipitation to create red and yellow tropical soils, whose colours reveal the prevalence of residual iron oxide minerals that are resistant to leaching losses because of their low solubility.

If it rained or became humid, all my hard work was destroyed when my hair went back to being frizzy.

Storage of desiccants at the clinics for several months proved difficult as they became humid, especially during the rainy season.

One alarming case has been seen in the Peñalara national park near Madrid, where the climate has become more humid and the fungus has caused mass mortality among amphibians.

A direct approach - one that could be favoured by an England team seeking to utilise the pace of Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling - is an enticing prospect, but can it succeed when conditions become particularly humid in Brazil?

It had become so humid inside that the paint was peeling.

That causes the air to become more humid, and thus in order to create the dry coolness most people expect from an air conditioner, manufacturers add water-absorbing particles.

Nor can we dismiss increased xylem vulnerability and possible hydraulic dysfunction under unexpected severe drought, although on average the climate will become more humid at high latitudes [ 2, 3].

Although changing transmission intensity was not modelled here, it is a likely outcome of climate change, especially in regions that become more humid or where minimum temperatures (night-time or winter-time) are not sufficiently low to disrupt either vector activity or replication of the virus (24).

It may make the habitat look pretty, but it can easily drown your caterpillar and may make the habitat become too humid.