Sentence examples for heating meant from inspiring English sources

French grid operator RTE said the low nuclear output and France's unusually high reliance on electric heating meant a cold snap could result in "exceptional measures".

According to him, the extreme cold winter of 1962-1963 cut manufacturing output in February 1963 by 75%, but higher spending on heating meant that, overall, GDP was unaffected.

Callisto's gradual accretion and the lack of tidal heating meant that not enough heat was available for rapid differentiation.

Those standards combined with solar heating meant that some of the new buildings had very small energy bills compared to the leaky buildings in the old town.

Wigan Athletic had assured their fans that their meeting with Aston Villa would definitely be played, but a failure of the DW Stadium's undersoil heating means that there will now be a pitch inspection at 8.30am on Saturday morning.

The need for gradual heating means that thermal denaturation experiments cantake several hours, even when employing robotic platforms.

The 100-degree-plus heat, meant to loosen muscles, gives some practitioners feelings of euphoria, they say.

He saw Knicks moving lethargically and playing carelessly, as if getting pasted by the dreaded Heat meant nothing to them.

Qatar's 2020 Olympic bid was turned down because the intense summer heat meant its Games would need to be in October rather than August.

But in one of the hottest weeks of the year, late in the summer, the baking heat meant that our holiday resort was more or less a bird-free zone.

Anderson moved it this way and that, his length spot on and only when tiredness and the effects of the searing heat meant his temporary removal from the England attack could Sri Lanka move on.