Sentence examples for burn poorly from inspiring English sources

Experts said, however, that the product would burn poorly and contain more impurities than regular gasoline, causing damage to engines.

Do not use the second method damp logs on a newly lit fire, as these will smoke and burn poorly and might even put the fire out.

Burn, burn, burn!

Whoever had camped there had been cooking hot dogs and then left the fire to burn in a poorly constructed camp circle, said Ron Pugh, a Forest Service special agent who is investigating a potential felony.

Burn, bits, burn.

And while it's spicy and tingly, it doesn't burn the way a poorly aged two-year-old can.

Melanoma risk is also increased in association with a tendency to burn easily and tan poorly and with pigmentation characteristics of light hair and skin colour, and history freckles; the associations with sunburn and suntan are no longer significant when these other factors are taken into account.

Although Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Australia have higher risk of burns compared with non-Aboriginal children, their access to burn care, particularly postdischarge care, is poorly understood, including the impact of care on functional outcomes.

Most Xuanwei residents burn smoky (bituminous) coal for cooking and heating in poorly ventilated homes and are exposed to extremely high levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) throughout their lives.

This process is analogous to that of a poorly timed automotive engine; each piston continues to burn fuel, but when timing is suboptimal, there is reduced effective engine power, wasted work and lower fuel economy [ 31].

Often times large amounts of water or poorly-maintained filters inside the sump pump can burn up the motor and cause it to quit functioning.