Saltier in a sentence

When Uncle Paul Kabai compares the island his grandparents grew up on with the, swampier, saltier, strip of land he inhabits today, sometimes it's enough to bring tears to his eyes.

I let her know I’d baked her Jif jar peanut butter cookie recipe, but admitted mine turned out saltier than hers and had a much more distinct peanut butter taste.

Ketchup is even saltier., with one 15g serving of Heinz Tomato Ketchup having 0.3g of salt.

Carrots are particularly sensitive to salt, and in that area, the land has become saltier over time because recycled sewage water is used for irrigation.

The simple act of combining two emoji – which, by the way, could not be more different from putting two of them in a row – also makes them much saltier and spicier.

You can also add tamarind at this point, if you’d like to make it sourer as well as saltier and sweeter, but I prefer to serve it with fresh lime on the side, not least because it’s easier.

Around 20% of the world's irrigated land is considered to contain elevated concentrations of salt, and the soil continues to get saltier as the climate warms.

If you want the bacon saltier, return the pork belly to the bag and refrigerate for one additional day.

The team reports that starting with the late 2000s, the entire water column has both warmed and gotten saltier.

By 1975, the upper water layer was saltier than the lower layer.

In the deep fjords there is still fresh water from the summer with less density than the saltier water along the coast.

In this process, the water becomes saltier and denser. and decreases in temperature.

The Red Sea is generally saltier and more nutrient-poor than the Atlantic, so the Red Sea species have advantages over Atlantic species in the salty and nutrient-poor Eastern Mediterranean.

This current is gradually more salty towards the coast and right under the surface current there is a reverse current of saltier water from the coast.