Sentences with phrase «n't ignite»

Most resumes just don't ignite an employer's interest and with less than 15 seconds to make an impression, you need to make that impression a powerful one.

«The important thing to note about mass timber is that it doesn't ignite easily,» he said.

I would add that I learned closed - cell polyurethane spray foam is the only foam that doesn't need a fire retardant added because, as you learned, it doesn't ignite like other foams.

It's fair to say that The Mummy didn't ignite the multi-movie franchise expected of it.

If the engine cranks multiple times but doesn't ignite until after a few attempts, it's...

If you ignite it just a little too late, it won't ignite at all.

Doctor Strange won't ignite anyone's imaginations if it exists inside a cultural echo chamber.

Atmospheric tests don't ignite cities.

What's more, when the team tried to set it on fire, it scorched where the flame was in contact, but didn't ignite (Science Advances, doi.org/b9s4).

When the slurry is injected into the chamber, it doesn't ignite.

«When they go out and do these prescribed fires, sometimes on day one the fuels don't ignite easily and spread, but they can come back there on day two and it will light and spread,» he says.

The team showed that the thermal pulse from the impact couldn't ignite the kind of global canopy - replacing wildfires commonly associated with the asteroid.

The Lib Dems could really do with Labour support and it won't ignite naturally.

And while you choose to attack the AG [aka future Governor], you probably should watch your flank, because Batter Dino has you in his sights and may just surprise because you can't ignite your own party loyals.

Although the former England manager didn't ignite a turn in Palace's fortunes straight away, the Eagles have certainly improved significantly in the past month.

cognac, and immediately tilt skillet toward flame to ignite cognac (if you have an electric stove or cognac doesn't ignite, it's okay).

Notice that while the parchment paper browns, it doesn't ignite during the cook as long as you trim the edges so they don't stick out too far past the pizza stone.

But it didn't ignite the deconstruction I experienced mostly theologically.

His passion for bitcoin, he said, didn't ignite until a friend of his from Argentina asked him to send him some of the virtual cash for a project that they were working on.

He may not ignite a trade war on this occasion, but US protectionism will only hinder, not help, US consumers.

Considerable anticipation accompanied the arrival of Bill Prince's replacement, but since he was close to his retirement, he did not ignite warmth and the congregation continued to languish.

His way of seeing is one that informs, if not ignites a soulful way of thinking of man in relation to himself and man in his relation to God.

The Warriors winning their second NBA championship in three years might not ignite the imagination like the Cubs breaking the streak, but it was a huge moment for Kevin Durant.

Important targets are dwarf galaxies like I Zwicky 18, where stars did not ignite until recently, leaving most of the galaxy's material intact.

Although the spacecraft was lifted into Earth orbit faultlessly, it then failed to respond to commands from the ground and did not ignite its booster rockets which would set it on course for Phobos.

When the team tried to set it on fire, it became scorched where the flame directly touched the coated sheet, but would not ignite.

The first stars in the universe might have been so deeply mired in clouds of dark matter that they could not ignite, a team of physicists has calculated.

Regionally, our documented fire weather changes may not appreciably alter fire regimes if fires are not ignited or if there is no fuel.

And isn't igniting a love of reading the gateway to lifelong learning?

By design the catalyst will burn fuels that could not ignite in the cylinder.

Generally speaking, if the engine will crank over but will not ignite, and an engine misfire code has been detected, the root issue is likely going to be ignition related...

According to the report from Mercedes Benz, the refrigerant does not ignite under normal conditions.

Silver Smoke already has good reviews (4.7 - 4.8 on Amazon) but the word - of - mouth is just not igniting, even after a year.

But the bare synthetic mattress did not ignite like the thistle had in late October.

Tax reform wasn't quick, and the segment rebounded, aided by the tight supply of new issues and decent economic growth that did not ignite interest rates or inflation.

That this incident did not ignite another extended culture war, as did the homoerotic photographs of Robert Mapplethorpe in the early»90s, may only mean that institutions have learned to avoid potential trouble with warning labels and cordoned - off areas, or by keeping out anything that might be regarded as incendiary.

Or maybe you feel like no matter how hard you try, no matter what you do, you just can't get it right with him / her, nothing you do is good enough so you end up shutting down and pulling away, hoping to not ignite another argument.

Not exact matches

Wilson ignited a public relations crisis for the company in November by suggesting to Bloomberg TV that Lululemon's yoga pants don't work well for some women.

It's sort of a complicated liquid to ignite the engines that isn't very reusable.

Although Fiasco Gelato has regular meetings, huddles and lunches with the intent of igniting collective creativity and innovation, Boettcher doesn't watch when his employees come and go, and has never denied a vacation request: «You don't track the time people spend thinking about how the business is going to get to the next level, so, why would I track their time off?»

Not the readily available, semi-automatic rifles that have figured so tragically in recent mass shootings, igniting a national furor over gun laws.

Most don't realize it and because of that, few have the keys to ignite their career.

It turns out not only do few analysts see Verizon igniting a price war, some question whether it could compete at all.

«The next step to ignite innovative thinking is by brainstorming unique ideas and executing on a few of them with the expectation that these products will not be production ready.

The new proposed bill may not go anywhere, but it could at the very least ignite a national conversation about how to spark entrepreneurship.

But firing Mueller or issuing pardons «would be certain to ignite the kind of political firestorm that we haven't seen since the Saturday Night Massacre,» he said, and Trump's political opponents would undoubtedly paint it as obstruction of justice.

The Mozilla meeting quickly moves from software progress reports, which don't seem to ignite much interest, to a discussion of what Mozilla can do to create closer ties to the thousands of volunteer programmers around the world who are largely responsible for developing Firefox and Mozilla's other, lesser - known products.

«The engines ignited but a couple engines didn't like the temperature of the liquid oxygen, so it automatically shut down,» Beck said.

Surprisingly, the engine was not being purposefully ignited when it exploded: According to the company source, the blast occurred during a «lox drop,» in which liquid oxygen is pumped into a rocket engine to see if it leaks.

John Nemo took my LinkedIn profile page and ignited it in a way I hadn't seen done before.