Sentence examples for much more heat from inspiring English sources

During our 15 minutes on the phone, he comes at me with a barrage of official speak, and generates much more heat than light.

But the benefits would be wiped out if a lot of the gas escaped into the atmosphere, because natural gas is mostly methane, which traps much more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.

The precise consequences of the increase of man-made greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are hard to determine, but scientists are predicting significant sea level rise; more extreme weather events like storms, tornadoes and blizzards; and, of course, much more heat.

The crash was a media event, and the media threw much more heat than light on the situation.

Thermal analysis confirmed that under strong artificial light, brown wings soak up much more heat than blue ones.

And it would have done so fairly quietly, given that EA's Medal of Honor had gotten much more heat in the past few months.

The scientists discovered that the particular form of the receptor expressed in vampire bat trigeminal neurons was much more heat-sensitive (by about 9 degrees Celsius) than either our TRPV1 receptor or the TRPV1 expressed in fruit bat neurons.

The question has grown much more heated with the advent of the internet.

"I thought this year's discussions were much more heated than last year's," he said.

But refineries are already running close to capacity, limiting how much more heating oil they can produce.

Similar protests in Melbourne on Saturday were much more heated, with at least four people arrested and dozens hit with capsicum spray by police who battled to keep the two sides apart.