Sentence examples for very combustible from inspiring English sources

We all know that fat is very combustible, and a 400 pounder has more to combust.

Pine forests often suffer severe fire damage, being very combustible because of their high resin content.

The two ethnic groups were allies during the last election, but because of opportunistic political alliances struck between Kenya's leading politicians, they now find themselves on opposite sides of a very combustible political divide.

"The issue of Haiti has become very combustible in the Dominican context," said Daniel Erikson, director of Caribbean programs at the Inter-American Dialogue, a research group in Washington.

"So the big problem they have got is dealing with a very combustible gas - unlike Deepwater Horizon where we were dealing with crude oil which ironically is very difficult to light sometimes".

"It's a very combustible issue, so I'm trying to work through it carefully," he said.

He also repeatedly emphasized Israel's right to defend itself "in a very dangerous, combustible region of the world".

"The government suppressed what was a peaceful demonstration of the people," Mr. Fleischer said, which "led very quickly to a combustible situation in which Chávez resigned".

In name and nicotine content, e-cigarettes are very much like their combustible counterparts.

It is a very "hot", volatile and combustible solvent, so you shouldn't mess with it.

"You've got so much combustible material, they can move very quickly, faster than you can run," he says.