Sentence examples for moisture to build from inspiring English sources

New lawns need consistent moisture to build the thick web of roots that keep weeds under control.

A bent cooling line caused the suit to overheat and moisture to build up inside, ending the first two-person spacewalk from the station.

Too much could also cause moisture to build.

Otherwise, the air can become stagnant, causing moisture to build up as a result.

Synthetic socks are better at not allowing moisture to build up and get trapped inside your socks.

Tight garments can cause sweat and moisture to build up, creating an ideal breeding ground for bacteria.

CONS: Doesn't hold moisture for long, tends to build bacteria and smell quicker, looks very clinical and sterile (frogs don't mind it so much, but it doesn't look nice to the frog owner).

Nebraska wheat farmers depend on fall and spring rains to build up moisture in the soil.

Fire ants, he explained, could build stable tunnels in sand or soil with almost no moisture to bind it together, so learning from them might enable designers to build and programme robots that solve these same engineering problems.

Be sure to pierce the squash with a fork to allow some of the moisture to escape rather than build up and explode in a microwave.

Be sure to rinse and dry it thoroughly, to avoid moisture build up that will cause the yeast infection to spread.