Sentence examples for more scorching from inspiring English sources

Some of the other reactions from around the web have been more scorching.

This line of research suggests that in the type of climate predicted for the United States by the end of the century, with more scorching days in the growing season, yields of today's crop varieties could fall by 30 percent or more.

A heat wave sweeping India has claimed more than 2,300 lives in recent weeks, and more scorching days are coming.

That USB device took an even more scorched-earth privacy approach of loading a clean install every time it's used — sandboxing all web activity away from the standard OS and hard disk by using a security-hardened OS that boots into RAM and exists only for the duration of the session — as well as routing traffic via Tor (or the I2P anonymizing network).

I'd invite him to call off the dogs -- no more scorched-earth campaign ads or tactics.

The people we met are extraordinary, and for each more conciliatory type we found, there are likely multitudes of settlers of more scorched-earth predilections.

"I fear though," said Nichols, that "if McConnell fails, Trump will sabotage the marketplaces and Republicans will be even more scorched-earth on tax cuts, immigration," and other policies moving forward.

The fire, called the Station Fire, has more than doubled in size since Saturday, scorching more than 42,500 acres of underbrush, scrub oak and mature trees and destroying three dozen cabins inside the Angeles National Forest and 18 homes.

California's Soberanes fire has more than doubled in size in the past week, scorching more than 43,000 acres along the state's picturesque central coast and leaving mounds of ashes where homes once stood. .

Some students of financial innovation think the market will come back even more inventive after scorching its less attractive pastures.

On Sunday, for example, a blaze broke out in the Valencia region of Spain, scorching more than 13,000 acres and forcing 2,000 from their homes.