Sentence examples for heat seriously from inspiring English sources

Sports-medicine professionals take heat seriously.

Americans began to take urban heat seriously after 1995, when a record-breaking heat wave — three days of triple-digit heat — baked Chicago.

This increase in heat seriously threatens the global climate equilibrium that determines the patterns of winds, rainfall, surface temperatures, ocean currents, and sea level.

The UK, in fact, is fairly unique in not taking heat seriously, as anyone who has shivered their way through winter in a draughty British home can testify.

The study of practical and integrated spray cooling system with high cooling capacity is necessary for workstation or supercomputer since the increasing heat flux seriously affects the longevity and stability of electronic chips.

Abbi: No, he passed out from the heat he seriously wanted it.

Quite possibly, because the cuts heat was never seriously on them.

I can't help feeling that all the church's current agonising over sex and sexuality would be rather different if we took the idea of God as love – not just loving, but love, heat, passion – so seriously.

art collective, a remote-controlled gray blimp that hovered ominously over the ferry on the way to New Jersey and a cheeky presentation from ICQ founder Yossi Vardi on why excessive heat from laptops seriously impairs male gonads and is the root of population decline in certain nations of the developed world.

Fortunately for San Francisco, Beltran's addition could seriously heat up the Giants' lukewarm offense.

A thin layer of steroid ointment applied over the heat rash can seriously reduce the redness and "rawness" of the rash, speeding healing.