Sentence examples for combustible for from inspiring English sources

Deir al-Zour, knitted by the loyalties of extended clans, seems too combustible for the government to use repression.

Others here said they felt the current situation was too combustible for an election to take place.

But after hanging up, he wryly revealed the deeper truth about Kirkuk, combustible for its mix of ethnicities floating together on a sea of oil: the Kurds already control it.

This paper will highlight that the composition of the three sub-products (combustible for cement industry, scrap metal and fines) is interdependent, and that changes on one sub-product can impact the others.

The association between CVD-related hospital admissions and pollutant properties was comparable under the alternative groupings (group A or B), except for combustible pollutants, for which the percent change was higher when we included aromatics compared with alkanes in the model.

Each $6, with enough combustibles for six grillings.

Mr Fearon's feeling for the verse, for the histrionics of "Arise black vengeance" as well as for the aching pathos of "O thou weed, who art so lovely fair" constitutes in itself a sort of explanation for the character's credulousness: a combustible imagination, for which words lyrical, martial, or lubricious are like lighted matches.As for who wins, Iago or Othello the question doesn't arise.

Firework, explosive or combustible used for display.

Monday's offering, "Busted," by Florencia Lozano, features a combustible reunion for four female friends — and the occasional dance break.

The Rangers hope Voros (6-foot-3, 178 pounds) will be a bigger but perhaps less combustible replacement for Avery.

Yes, immigration is a complicated and combustible issue for political candidates — and the economic meltdown is everyone's top priority.