Sentence examples for burning figure from inspiring English sources

Higher future biomass production is expected to result in a northward extension of the area where SRC may mitigate climate change through reduced emissions from fossil fuel burning (Figure 2).

A whopping 80% of Australia's electricity comes from burning coal a figure that surpasses China and most other countries and has made Australia the developed world's highest per capita carbon dioxide emitter.

Chuck C Johnson, the "journalist" and ringleader of these unrelenting crusaders, paints himself as a God-like figure, burning pesky accusers to the ground by simply pointing his righteous finger of retribution at "the facts".

He calls its name "cute and sinister at the same time" — a nice little nested bon mot that forces you to think about burning libraries to figure out what he means.

He calculated that the company daily wasted $10,000 $$ in 2009 chained dollars) worth of gas by burning flambeaus, a figure that shocked the company's leaders.

He's still trying on different roles to see how they fit, but he has a burning drive to figure out how the world works — I think every kid is an investigator and reporter of the world around them.

​Would You Do a Deal with the Devil? .

Linares added that he was planning on burning a second figure, a masked Islamic State militant wearing devil horns, which he said was inspired by the recent terror attacks in Brussels.

Investigations are needed to exclude other causes of burning as indicated in Figure 2. Figure 2 Causes of burning mouth.

I happened to be in Chicago, and since Vice is basically an international news organization now with people on the ground in Pakistan and Egypt and wherever students are burning things, I figured it was my duty to venture out into the "snowpocalypse" and give you guys the "inside scoop" on the "hot story" (I'm also trying to work more news-y terms into my vocab).

Stark images of the conflict dominate their art, with burning villages and figures on horseback shooting into crowds of people.