Seep in a sentence

Increased insulation means that energy-efficient windows allow less heating and cooling from inside the home to escape and less cold or hot air from outside the house to seep inside.

Mathur says she's concerned that doctors' skewed views on weight could seep into interactions with patients.

The C’s were locked in to start the season, but some complacency has seemed to seep in.

The species is now only found in the Quitobaquito Spring channel and a nearby hillside seep, FWS said.

The water can seep into the internal components of the AirPods and cause a short circuit, which can lead to permanent damage.

To combat the long-term harm drought can have on trees and shrubs, Yiesla said, the plants need water to seep at least five or six inches into the soil, which can take longer than you might think.

Using submersible vehicles, the team studied the biodiversity and all the species found in that ecosystem, called a hydrothermal seep.

Water can seep into the internal components and damage the delicate electronics of the headphones.

When leaves start to decompose they leave chemicals including sap, these can therefore seep into the paintwork causing damage to the car.

Yet while the magazine achieved a victory for press freedom, its reputation for radicalism would gradually seep away during the Thatcher era as it adopted a more consumerist outlook.

As much as we try to be as confident as possible, we can worry about all our little "imperfections" – and one woman said it can even seep into your relationship.

But barely one kilometre (1,000 yards) into the journey, water began to seep in.

But what is waiting to seep out into the village, and who could defend it?

Cheese tends to melt quickly and can seep through the basket holes found in air fryers, leading to a sticky, gluey mess that’s difficult to clean.

Climate conspiracies seep through the pores of the internet in spite of promises of Big Tech tycoons to regulate disinformation.

Growing up the way I did didn’t lend itself to understanding or knowing what a gay-friendly space feels like and how acceptance can seep into your blood and make you feel human and at home in skin that has always felt like a betrayal.

Kuykendall said when geothermal steam or brine are released at or near the surface, heavy metals and other contaminants seep into the ground and flow directly into the freshwater lens, negatively impacting people, plants, animals and fish.

President Joe Biden compared Trump supporters to “garbage” on Tuesday, he was following in a long and ignominious line of Democrats who let their disgust with their fellow Americans seep through.

The authors also found that the most damaged areas of the fault allow the greatest amount of fluids to seep up from the seafloor, because areas with broken rocks are more permeable.

The melting of subterranean ice formations within the mountain could cause more water to slowly seep into the creek, carrying more dissolved metals with it.