Sentence examples for increasing warmth from inspiring English sources

An interlude between storms brings realisation of increasing warmth from the sun and the onset of spring.

But increasing warmth will likely penetrate more deeply into Antarctica; a recent study forecasts that the entire continent will heat up by more than five degrees this century.

Despite the slowly increasing warmth there is still a pleasant autumnal chill in the air and fragile starbursts of ice remain in the shallow puddles along the track.

The increasing warmth and acidity of the oceans have prompted the coral to recede, and have converted pine woods along the Keys' coasts into mangrove ones.

Increasing warmth will not be in evidence over the bank holiday weekend, though most places will enjoy some sunshine before the weather deteriorates from Sunday evening onwards, forecasters have said.

Despite its name, Americana, its original home is the Mediterranean and North Africa, but the increasing warmth of the British climate means it can now survive and thrive here.

Increased warmth speeds the production of sugar in the grape.

And some people will take some of their energy efficiency gain in increased warmth and comfort, rather than lower bills.

The increased warmth and aridity expected to accompany climate change in the North American southwest will likely retard the already slow wood decay process on naturally functioning desert river floodplains.

How increased warmth affects the olive fruit fly will have the biggest effect on profits, the team notes: Because the olive tree withstands heat better than its major pest does, some areas now infested with the olive fruit fly will become unsuitable for the insect in coming years.

There was no rubor or increased warmth in the thigh.