Sentence examples for cause heat from inspiring English sources
Not only do emotions cause heat, so does youth itself.
In a recall report it sent to N.H.T.S.A. on Wednesday, Toyota said heat could cause "solder to degrade and eventually cause heat damage".
The scientists warn that the warming, if unchecked, could flood coastal areas, disrupt water supplies, cause heat waves and destroy some wetlands and coral reefs while increasing problems from insect-borne diseases.
There are a few other foodstuffs that send touch-like information to the brain, including menthol, which produces a cooling sensation, while chili can cause heat or even pain.
Warming on such a scale could also limit access to fresh water for irrigation and cause heat, drought and disease problems that could make it more difficult to meet world food demands and improve health.
The issue is likely to cause heated debate at this week's Tory party conference.
One explanation is that twisting magnetic field lines could cause heating, but more observational evidence is needed.
Global warming could exacerbate possible water limitations (Andersen et al., 2009) and cause heat-induced moisture stress without a concomitant increase in precipitation at altitudinal treeline (Weisberg and Baker, 1995; Daniels and Veblen, 2004).
The proper definition of environmental conditions that cause heat-related morbidity and mortality is an unsettled question in human biometeorological research.
In high income countries in temperate parts of the world, the focus in heat and health research has been on clinical health effects during 'heat waves' (6), as it is assumed that most of the year the temperatures are not hot enough to cause heat-related health effects.
