Sentence examples for heated because of from inspiring English sources

It fumes when heated because of its decomposition to water and sulfur trioxide.

The battle has been particularly heated because of the reverberations, both temporary and long term, for local school districts, Metro-North Railroad and the public riverfront.

These NPs can be more effectively heated because of additional attenuation and scattering of US.

This year promises to be no exception, and reactions may be even more heated because of the cosmopolitan backgrounds of the writers who have been chosen.

Mentally ill people are vulnerable to heat because of their poor general health and the medications they take.

Meawhile, North Down's Ben Reynolds withdrew from the 110m hurdles heats because of injury.

We focused on cooling rather than heating because of the higher ozone levels in summer.

Moreover, areas containing vessels might be difficult to heat because of the heat sink effect, and thus do not receive a sufficient dose for necrosis [ 25].

Bakuo, a sub-district at the city center, is considered especially vulnerable to heat because of sparse vegetation, high population density, poor dwelling conditions and a high proportion of low-income population.

Urban areas, home to more than half of the world's population (United Nations 2009), can be particularly vulnerable to heat because of high concentrations of susceptible people (Hajat et al. 2007), the urban heat island effect (Smargiassi et al. 2009), poor urban design and planning (Stone et al. 2010), and the interaction between air pollution and heat (Ren et al. 2006).

The latest issue of Wired magazine is sparking heated controversy because of its cover, which show a woman's breasts -- and nothing else.