Sentence examples for far more heat from inspiring English sources

These arguments generate far more heat than light.

The plants rely on salt because it can store far more heat than water can.

Methane traps far more heat than the more common carbon dioxide.

(In an unfortunate irony, hydrofluorocarbons, which, molecule for molecule, trap far more heat than CO2, were specifically engineered to replace ozone-depleting CFCs).

Over the next seven years, the court issued a series of decisions on race and redistricting, including several involving North Carolina, that generated far more heat than light.

One reason for that is the use of a coal-fired oven, which generates far more heat than most gas or electric installations.

If the summer is warm enough to remove all the snow, these dark impurities begin to spread across the surface, providing a far more heat-absorbent environment.

In 2014, the World Bank reported that climate change is going to lead to far more heat-waves and drought, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, exacerbating crop failure, food and water shortages, conflict and dislocation of people.

Despite some enjoyable moments, the offstage drama seemed far more heated than the onstage action in this tepid production.

Before tonight, when speaking before large crowds -- and the crowds grew with each day this week -- his oratory became far more heated.

Mr. Flake, who faced some skepticism in the audience but little in the way of protest, said the public meetings that centered on President Obama's health care proposals were far more heated than anything he experienced this time around.