Sentence examples for created a buildup from inspiring English sources

And fire suppression, by interfering with nature's cycle of burning and renewal, has created a buildup of combustible material; the fire that inevitably catches is all the fiercer.

He made the same observation about the Texas rangeland that critics have made about forest management in the American West: the human tendency to suppress fire at first sight has created a buildup of dry tinder that makes any wildfire that manages to break out "bigger than they ought to be," Mr. Kelton said.

THE BOTTOM LINE Blowing your nose can create a buildup of excess pressure in sinus cavities.

Low magnesium can create a buildup of lactic acid, known to cause post-workout pain and tightness.

Dripping it through microscopic channels -- the kind found by the hundreds of thousands in a standard ceramic laboratory filter, say -- creates a buildup of positive and negative charges.

The Fire Department said the explosion, just down the street from the Roseland Ballroom and around the corner from the Ed Sullivan Theater on Broadway, was caused by feeder cables under the street catching fire and creating a buildup of smoke and carbon monoxide.

But in doing so, in Alzheimer's patients, the process creates a buildup of amyloid plaques.

However, this local separation tangles the rest of the molecule further and without intervention creates a buildup of tension, supercoiling, preventing replication.

For one, the oils tend to create a buildup in the filter.

Putrefying fish consumed previously create a buildup of gas, biologist Adam Ruben explained on Science Channel.

Renal failure causes nausea because your kidney stops working, which creates a buildup of toxins in your body.