Sentence examples for may be molten from inspiring English sources

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A small amount (a few percent) of the low-velocity layer may be molten.

To support the heat flow observed on Io, 10 20% of Io's mantle may be molten, though regions where high-temperature volcanism has been observed may have higher melt fractions.

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The control rods at a third reactor may be melting.

So some of the ice may be melting.

In fits and starts, however, the reluctance to adopt variable prices may be melting away.

The polar caps may be melting, but surely protection can be found for Ernest Shackleton's expedition hut.

Cornelius Browne, Dungloe, County Donegal The polar caps may be melting, but this year a pair of icebound historical novelists found themselves on firm footing.

Polluted metal objects may be melted down; polluted fires are extinguished; polluted clothing, utensils, and other items are torn, broken, and often buried.

Some filaments may be melt-spun through a single-hole spinnerette to yield a monofilament that is of much larger diameter than usual textile fibres.

The most worrying finding, however, is evidence still preliminary that the Greenland ice sheet may be melting faster than previously thought.That points to one reason the world should pay attention to this week's report.

Climate change may be melting the Arctic ice cap, endangering polar bears and the traditional way of life of the Inuit, but most Canadians live far to the south.

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