Sentence examples for this warmth means from inspiring English sources

This warmth means that you have too many acids present, and that a lower dosage will be enough to treat the indigestion.

America has a lot of warmth for Woody, but maybe warmth means the pan is off the flame.

The unexpected warmth means I'll keep ice on my beets in a cooler; the potatoes will continue to do fine.

If you want fine flavoured tomatoes, you'll most likely need a greenhouse – it acts as a physical barrier to the blight spore and its warmth means tomatoes grow and ripen faster.

So Europa has been warm, but planetary scientists must now try to decide whether these signs of warmth mean an ocean lurks beneath the surface.

We had had our share of medical miracles, and I knew what warmth meant: LIFE.

Its warmth meant comfort, acceptance and pure love no matter if I was three or 30 years old.

Although we cannot yet reliably predict how the ice sheet will respond to ongoing global warming the general prognosis is not good: more warmth clearly means more melting.

All these traits are evaluated using a score from 1 to 10 (e.g., for trait warmth, 1 means "reserved," 10 means "warm," and any score in between is a nuance within the two extreme values).

The warmth will mean that the first butterflies will be on the wing, in particular the two very handsome species which many people take as key signs of spring – the orange tip and the brimstone.

Increasing warmth may mean an increase in the threat of fungal attack.