Sentence examples for combustible from inspiring English sources

He'd built on a concrete slab, installed double-glazing, established a wide, lush lawn and removed 27 dangerously combustible native trees from the immediate area.

In this climate, debates over the very essence of the union have accelerated loyalist angst and the reaction has been predictably combustible.

Any of these combustible subjects can spark a week-long orgy of backlash and counter-backlash, with arguments so convoluted they would leave medieval theologians reeling.

At best, the complete closure of every listed fossil fuel business on the planet would impact less than 70% of the world's combustible carbon reserves, most of which are held by state owned companies in largely single commodity countries.

That will make cities dynamic and mobile, but also combustible.

Although one poll shows 54% support for the move, a large majority of older people and those in rural areas are against.In this section Lula 'twixt inflation and recession No eating my canapés any more Combustible Judges come out for gays Virgins stained but saved Correction: Guatemala ReprintsThe government had two reasons for haste.

What makes it far more combustible is the timing and the context: it comes just as Pakistan is transfixed by a march organised by a populist cleric, Tahir-ul Qadri, who is now encamped in Islamabad with some 60,000 supporters.

Russia is wary of Iran causing trouble in the combustible Caucasus.

So Africa's pyramids, wide at childhood and adolescence, are more promising than, say, barren Italy's (see chart 2), but also more combustible.

Mindful of Iran's guiding influence over Hizbullah, they and the Italians are reluctant, at least for the present, to antagonise the Iranians.Third-world funAll this is grist to the diplomatic mill being operated by Mr Larijani, and by his combustible president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (shown above, announcing that Iran had just enriched uranium).

Although such a plan was blocked in Congress, the government is implementing it by presidential decree.In this section Lula 'twixt inflation and recession No eating my canapés any more Combustible Judges come out for gays Virgins stained but saved Correction: Guatemala Reprints Related items Guatemala: A country turns upside downMay 15th 2003.