Sentence examples for cool according to from inspiring English sources

Ah, not so fast, and definitely not so cool, according to Mr. Gladwell.

The red-hot market for hotels is also likely to cool, according to the report.

NORWAY After several years of impressive growth, the Norwegian economy may soon begin to cool, according to the OECD.

Fuzzy math lets an expert program a computer in English, but helps the computer interpret "cool" according to a number of interacting variables -- just as a human being does.

The USDA also stood against Cool, according to Lloyd Day, head of the agency's agricultural marketing service, because of its projected impact on consumers and its estimated cost to the food industry: $2.5 billion£1.4.4 billion) in the first year.

There's nothing too outrageous, but a few swears here and there... Once upon a time, Facebook was a world in which you could be cool according to your rules.

Under these conditions of atmospheric instability, the air aloft cools according to the environmental lapse rate faster than the rising air is cooling at the adiabatic lapse rate.

The building uses a number of environmentally friendly features such as natural light, solar energy and geothermal cooling, according to the report.

Restrictions to civil and industrial water use have accompanied the water shortages, along with a drastic curtailing of inland water transportation and increases in both forest fires and energy consumption for cooling, according to the EDO report.

House prices have fallen for the first time in 17 months, dropping by 0.2% in September and providing new evidence that the property market is cooling, according to the latest update from the UK's biggest building society.

But turning up the programmable thermostat of a central air-conditioning system 1 degree can yield a 6 percent savings in energy used for cooling, according to the United States Energy Star program.