Sentence examples for is heated enough from inspiring English sources

Debate is heated enough to have produced arguments for each of these deathbed possibilities.

By the new estimate, December 2025 is the "the earliest possible technically achievable date" for "first plasma the point where hydrogen gas is heated enough to ionize into plasma for the first time.

The milk is heated enough to be considered scalded once small bubbles start to form around the edges of the pan.

Remove old formica by ironing it with a towel between the iron and the formica and, once the glue under the Formica is heated enough to be soft, peeling it back and away from the surface.

This of course, was the 1970s, when the rivalry was heated enough that it could break out into serious violence.

The thread has since been deleted, but the response from others appears to have been heated enough to garner Schumer's own attention.

Dr. Brown proposes a less exotic idea -- the impacts of micrometeorites -- to explain how the surface was heated enough to produce crystalline ice.

How many "named" telephone exchanges were there in the city before all-digit dialing took hold? A. It's a bit shocking to revisit the all-digit dialing controversy and see how heated the debate was (heated enough to inspire a Stan Freberg satirical song, "They Took Away Our Murray Hills").

If the shock wave is powerful enough, and if high enough density at the center is achieved, some of the fuel will be heated enough to cause pellet fusion reactions.

Furthermore, with the stock exchange market down and devaluation of the currency, costs went up, also affecting the production and retaining it from being heated enough to offset the impact of the falling commodity prices.

The partial differentiation of Callisto (inferred e.g. from moment of inertia measurements) means that it has never been heated enough to melt its ice component.