Sentence examples for a fire requires from inspiring English sources

Officers speculate the fires could be drug related, since a fire requires all deputies on duty to respond, creating a possible diversion for drug shipments to move unimpeded through town.

Putting military planes or helicopters in the crowded skies above a fire requires careful coordination between Forest Service and military personnel.

Realize that reacting to a fire requires a sound process of decision-making that children and some adults may not be capable of coping with their panic.[1] Prior training on correct use can alleviate some of the concern here.

As a watch manager, he should have been in charge of a fire requiring only four pumps.

At issue in the case of Vergara vs. California were laws that lay out a long and tortuous procedure for teachers to appeal a firing, require that less experienced teachers almost always be let go first when districts carry out layoffs and give principals only 18 months to decide whether a new teacher deserves tenure.

These results are contrary to the findings by MacCarty et al. [14]; where in a laboratory comparison of five major types of biomass cooking stoves, it was found that an improved stove uses 2.47 MJ to boil 1 L of water and then simmer it for 30 min, while a basic 3-stone fire requires 6.55 MJ to fulfill the same task.

Naveh (1998) and De Lacy and Lawson (1997: 176) suggest that achieving biodiversity conservation and habitat restoration using fire requires an understanding of the tribal cultural context under which the systems co-evolved.

Understanding and predicting the response of plant communities to environmental changes and disturbances such as fire requires an understanding of the functional traits present in the system, including within and across species variability, and their dynamics over time.

English chemist John Mayow (1641 1679) refined this work by showing that fire requires only a part of air that he called spiritus nitroaereus or just nitroaereus.

Fire requires three components to occur and to be sustained, including fuel, oxygen, and heat.

Fire requires the burning of fuels in the forms of biomass, such as wood, animal dung and crop residues [ 129].