Sentence examples for less combustible from inspiring English sources

But in life, he dreams of a less combustible ending.

Other programs on the schedule are scarcely less combustible: global warming, domestic surveillance and China.

This year the relationship between the once close friends has been less combustible.

The F.A.A. ordered Cessna to remove the batteries, and Cessna replaced them with less combustible nickel-cadmium batteries.

But when Ms. Hynde sings it, she conjures up something less combustible -- less hot -- than romantic passion.

This, along with its lower moisture levels, takes making brown butter, for instance, into a less combustible realm.

Bieber, who earlier in the week made a trip to the less politically combustible Universal Studios Japan in Osaka, later said he had been unaware of the shrine's controversial role, and issued an apology.

On Broadway and off, shocking moments in recent years have tended to involve devices that are less morally combustible than blackface, though a forthcoming Off Broadway musical, "The Scottsboro Boys," uses elements of minstrelsy to portray the infamous Scottsboro rape allegations involving a group of black teenagers in the 1930s.

Public Health England says that e-cigarettes are 95percentt less harmful than combustible cigarettes.

Although the impact of long-term use of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) on health is still unknown, current scientific evidence indicates that e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible cigarettes.

Without the Labor Party, he would be left with a right-wing coalition that would be less stable and internally combustible, and with just a razor-thin majority in the unruly Parliament.