Sentence examples for has remained hot from inspiring English sources

FOOTNOTES August is usually full of dog days for New York's top cabaret clubs, but Le Jazz au Bar, on East 58th Street, has remained hot.

But property in many countries is so overvalued that even if prices do not fall, they could stagnate for up to a decade.America's market has remained hot for longer than most, but even it now seems to be coming off the boil.

It should also be noted that in this weathercock city, the remarkable Spago has remained hot longer than just about any other bistro, perhaps, among other things, because of its "Jewish pizza" -- a thin slab of smoked salmon dolloped with caviar.

Now, temperature maps indicate that the water has remained hot for longer than in the 2005 episode and the abnormal warmth spreads over a much broader area (see images).

Geothermal energy is heat released from the continuous nuclear decay occurring in uranium, which is distributed throughout the Earth and the core has remained hot for billions of years as it provides a good insulation that hinders loss of heat surrounding the space and heavier elements tend to be more concentrated toward Earth's center, where it undergoes natural radioactive decay releasing heat.

Syracuse has remained a hot team -- the best of this era.

Stiglitz returned to academia at Columbia University in 2000 but has remained in hot demand on the international stage.

Thus, the photocatalytic degradation of formaldehyde has been studied by several researchers and it has remained a hot research area for the scientists focusing on indoor air pollution.

Contrast that with the iPhone 3GS that sold over a million units in just three days after its launch, and has remained red hot.

Diversity and the lack thereof has remained a hot topic at every turn.

In that time, Apple has remained the hottest company on the planet.