Sentence examples for getting too warm from inspiring English sources

In Joshua Tree National Park, it's getting too warm for Joshua trees — already they are disappearing from lower elevations.

In order for it to work, a chip has to be removed from the "heat sink" that prevents it from getting too warm while it is operating, and the back of the wafer from which it is made must be planed quite thin to let as much light as possible escape.

He was further distressed by the common store practice of buying foods from distributors rather than directly from producers, which he said keeps prices high and adds to the time that produce spends hanging around on trucks, getting too warm and old.

Now we have less problems". There is growing concern, however, that Germany may be getting too warm.

OO Marine Life Can't Keep Up With Climate Change - the oceans are getting too warm and acidic too fast for sea life to adapt.

According to the researchers' models, thick, giant clouds develop over the part of the planet that directly faces the star, reflecting light and heat back at the star and keeping the planet from getting too warm.

If a columbine gets too warm, it won't flower.

But in the summer, it doesn't get too warm.

Mr. Rodman suggested that a test might reveal whether the water would get too warm.

(You might have to change the water if it gets too warm).

So what happens when winters get too warm for backyard rinks?