Sentence examples for lead to burning from inspiring English sources

Ground turkey sausage cooks fast and has less fat which can lead to burning.

Never serve food that is too warm as this can lead to burning injuries.

This leads to burning, carbonization and/or evaporation of the surface components.

Finally, he points out that demand growth outside the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Demand remains healthy due, in part, to economic growth but also, more meaningfully, to recent widespread power problems that have led to burning diesel and gas oil fuel in portable generators.

A drive to wire 2m American homes with aluminium in the 1970s led to several burning down because of sparking from poor connections building codes now ban aluminium from most domestic wiring.

With her heavy boots, short white blonde hair and unfortunate tendency to stalk Brandon – a tendency that infamously led to the burning down of the school parade float – Emily captured the hearts of a generation of awkward teens.

Given that the play led to the burning down of the original Globe theatre in 1613, it was brave of its modern equivalent on Bankside to revive the play in 2010.

At elevated pressures, H2O diluted oxy-fuel combustion leads to higher burning velocities than CO2 diluted oxy-fuel combustion or air combustion.

But these buildups have now led to wildfires burning hotter, faster and longer than ever in the state's recorded history.

Many residents and officials in the region fear another wave of rioting similar to the one in August that led to the burning out of multiple businesses in Ferguson could result if the grand jury decides not to charge Wilson.

It's not surprising that the CEO of ExxonMobil advocates for a path that would lead to the burning of lots more fossil fuels.