Sentence examples for do not ignite from inspiring English sources

The hydrophobic coating is critical for energy generation because without it, the pellets do not ignite, resulting in 100% loss of energy.

But after discussions with the F.A.A., Cessna decided to replace the battery on its planes with nickel cadmium batteries, which are heavier, but do not ignite easily.

If the pellets do not ignite, he said, "it will call into question whether or not the whole stockpile stewardship paradigm will work".

Fire is also a major concern — and one reason, no doubt, that codes have limited the height of wooden structures — but solid CLT panels do not ignite as easily as small two-by-fours.

California regulators are taking precautions so that crews do not ignite leaking methane gas as they work to plug a defective well north of Los Angeles, the state¿s oil and gas supervisor said Tuesday.

If you have very large sparks, make sure they do not ignite anything.

"Embers don't ignite houses if the houses aren't susceptible to them, and that's something we can mitigate through engineering".

Firefighters must stay alert to insure that such airborne incendiaries don't ignite fires at their backs, cutting off their avenue of escape.

While these quantitative metrics are critical, they don't ignite emotional engagement.

Don't ignite the charge too late, either, unless you want your re-entry parachute to deploy, or be shredded, just feet from reaching Mother Earth.

Turnout was low, but it is hard to say whether or not that was a protest vote, or if -- like here in the States -- gubernatorial races don't ignite people's passions to go to the polls.