Sentence examples for easily ignited from inspiring English sources

However, they can be easily ignited by an open flame.

These species produce pyrogenic fine fuels that are easily ignited.

But methanol is corrosive and extremely toxic, and petrol is both a carcinogen and easily ignited.

It is easily ignited, yet its strength and specifics vary significantly from culture to culture, person to person.

The real turn-on in "XXX" is the explosions, which spread flames like ketchup across the easily ignited sets.

It was easily ignited and self-deflagrated on μAl and liquid water when using a paper shell tube.

Americans know well that an unfair taxation system can easily ignite calls for independence.

Sex, Drugs and Disease Further, an epidemic in one disease could easily ignite epidemics in others.

The pellets are so dry they give off a fine dust which can easily ignite, Mr Shipstone said.

Their anger is unlikely to dissipate and could easily ignite again, just as quickly as it did last time.

The Zetas, a brutal Mexican mob, could easily ignite more violence if they move in.A cloud hangs over the police's leadership.