Sentence examples for more likely ignited from inspiring English sources
In a word, extruded polystyrene insulation board was more likely ignited by open fire than thermal radiation.
When you show that you appreciate him, it will make you more likely to ignite interest in him.
On the way, they saw a burning house, most likely ignited by a flying ember.
Francis does not want to become a tool for Cuban opposition groups, Ivereigh noted – he is not expected to meet with dissident group the Ladies in White – but any appearance of glossing over Cuba's human rights record, coupled with a harsh critique of the US, would likely ignite more conservative anger with the pope.
This is because aluminum burns with a very hot flame and is much more likely than copper to ignite coal gas.
The Fed's rate increases are intended to slow the economy gradually to a pace that the central bank regards as more likely to be sustained without igniting inflation -- a rate between 3.5 and 4percentt.
We find that opaque materials that successfully propagate well in small capillary tubes are also more likely to successfully flash ignite.
The goal ignited Fulham and suddenly the west Londoners looked the more likely to get a second.
For one thing, the proximity of people to forests makes it more likely that a cigarette or a lawn mower spark, for example, might ignite a blaze; an estimated 90percentt of wildfires are caused by humans.
You're more likely to find DanTDM and Stampy collaborating on a Mario Kart 8 video or horsing around on-stage at a Minecraft conference than igniting any kind of Blur/Oasis-style rivalry.
