Sentences with phrase «than cold ones»

Remember a warm email or pitch is always better than a cold one.

The higher it is, the more intense the radiation is, just like a hot bar of metal emits much more heat than a cold one.

If they have the same mass, hot atoms and molecules move, on average, faster than cold ones.

Hopefully, this spring we'll have more sunny and warm days than the cold ones!

The earth is warming and there are more maximum temperature records than cold ones.

My husband Tim likes this better as a warm dish rather than a cold one.

On the other hand, increased atmospheric CO2 is expected to cause global warming, and warmer ocean waters would release more CO2 into the atmosphere (somewhat as a warm soda - water bubbles more fiercely than a cold one when it is opened).

In addition, the development of mosquito larvae is faster in warm climates than cold ones, and thus with global warming, the mosquito will become a transmitting adult earlier in the season.

An El Niño results from a warm ocean, which is less able to absorb carbon dioxide than a cold one; what's more, an El Niño has the potential to cause droughts in some regions, either inducing wildfires or restricting the growth of vegetation, so limiting its capacity to photosynthesize.

This is because warm water or other fluids occupy a greater volume than cold ones.

A warm room is better than a cold one when it comes to our tiny tots.

(Warm potatoes absorb the dressing better than cold ones.)