Sentence examples for generally hot from inspiring English sources

Conditions are generally hot and humid.

Java's climate is generally hot and humid throughout the year.

The climate of the peninsula is generally hot and arid or semiarid.

The Sudanic zone in the southern half of the country is generally hot, humid, and uncomfortable.

Thornveld is the natural vegetation of the province, and the climate is generally hot and arid.

The climate is generally hot, with high humidity in the tropical coastal lowlands becoming modified by elevation toward the interior.

Around sunspots, larger field clumps called plage occur (see below), where there are no spicules, but where the chromosphere is generally hotter and denser.

Apple may be a late entrant to the market, but there is no reason to believe that its designers won't be able to replicate their past success at battling against the laws of physics to produce a tablet that's sleeker, lighter and generally hotter than anyone else's, so much so that people will be willing to pay more for it.

If women are (generally) the right temperature for virtue, and men are (generally) hotter than women, then clearly men are too hot.

While days are generally hotter during April with a mean daily maximum of 40 42°C, nights are warmer during May and June with a mean daily minimum of 23 24°C.

Arguments rage about the origins and history of IPA. Britain's territories on the Indian subcontinent were generally too hot for brewing.