Sentence examples for from igniting from inspiring English sources
Charcoal is a carbonaceous material formed by pyrolysis when the temperature of any organic material rises above its dry ignition temperature, but is prevented from igniting by hypoxic conditions (Orvis et al., 2005).
Added Ms. Belzberg, "Everything is a moment away from igniting".
"The immediate issue is steel, but we have to prevent steel from igniting broader trade issues," Mr. Bergsten said.
His most talked-about project, of particular interest to wildfire-plagued Texas, is a nontoxic treatment that prevents fabrics and foams from igniting.
To prevent the Abyei crisis from igniting other conflicts, the international community must stop pretending that both sides are equally at fault.
But Beijing faces a severe challenge in preventing higher global commodity prices from igniting broader inflation that could threaten China's streak of powerful economic growth.
The prudent would have the fruit straight up, but for a dramatic finish, go for the flambé: strawberries and banana slices under soaring flames from ignited brandy and spicy-sweet Chartreuse.
The tagline was changed from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".
The story picks up after Escobar escapes from prison, igniting tensions between rival cartels and the FBI agents who put him behind bars in season one.
During the match Flair received help not only from Mr Perfect but also from newcomer Razor Ramon, igniting a feud between Savage and Ramon.
Some survivors told the police that the fire might have been caused by sparks from a welding torch igniting flammable vapors from earlier insulation work.
