Sentence examples for combustible quality from inspiring English sources

Yet because this is Mr. Rabe, a specialist in loose (and overloaded) cannons, the angst has an especially combustible quality.

"At first, there wasn't that 'Oh my God, head over heels, love at first sight combustible quality," she said.

Kaine and Pence both seem less like food than like some kind of fireproofing, their place at the bottom of each ticket earned by an ability to smother the more combustible qualities of the candidate at the top.

"Serbians actually have quite a combustible character," Ivanovic said.

The produced gas from gasification of peanut shell waste contained quality combustible gases, which can be readily used in heat and power applications.

Such was the combustible nature of the first half, with quality at a premium, that it was inevitable players from both sides would be running the risk of a red card.

Gas sensors are employed in many applications including detection of toxic and combustible gases, monitoring emissions from vehicles and other combustion processes, breath analysis for medical diagnosis, and quality control in the chemicals, food and cosmetics industries.

Natural Christmas trees are highly combustible when they become dry, and old, damaged, or low quality tree lights cause many fires when combined with an under watered or otherwise dry tree.

Catalytic supercritical water gasification improved the Syngas quality by reducing biochar impurities and increasing the amount of combustible gases, especially H2.

There are detectable levels of tobacco-specific pollutants in SHV that could impact indoor air quality, though most are at levels lower than those from combustible cigarette smoke.

A US-born singer and guitarist, she gained notoriety for introducing a certain pop quality to the Fall, and for her marriage to the band's combustible front man, Mark E Smith.