Sentence examples for hotter from inspiring English sources

But when a newer, hotter company comes on the scene, employees' eyes naturally start to wander.

Steffen said the trends of a hotter and drier climate meant bushfire season in southern WA was stretching into spring and autumn, narrowing the window for fire management authorities to safely conduct prescribed burns.

"Extremely windy days declined substantially during the last 40 years with significant declines in about 60% in the urban areas," said the authors, who defined heatwaves as periods of at least six days where the daily maximum temperature was hotter than 99% of days since 1973.

But Stott argued that the term slowdown remained valid because the past 15 years might have been still hotter were it not for natural variations.

("They said last month in the US it was 8.7 degrees hotter than it should have been… Every taxi driver knows something weird is happening with the weather.

The culprit is a mini cicada called a cicadelle which French lavender producers believe has proliferated because of hotter, drier summers, blamed on global warming.

The lower the resistance, the hotter it will get – and the faster it will evaporate and the more flavour you'll produce.

"People tend to look at climate change as just temperatures getting a little hotter and that being something they can manage.

"It was 32 degrees when we trained in Moscow, hotter than anywhere else," he said.

Even when I've stepped into the media in my role as an academic, my appearance has caused confusion, leading one TV critic to remark: "Clearly whoever commissioned a three-part series on Biblical scholarship for BBC2 was entirely indifferent to the fact that it would be presented by someone who looks as if she's shimmied out of one of the hotter passages of the Song of Solomon".

And the Lib-Lab administration that ran Holyrood before May's election was hotter on the more back-of-the-hairbrush aspects of the nanny state than its Westminster counterpart.