Sentence examples for a possible fire from inspiring English sources

"If coolant enters the battery compartment an electrical short could possibly occur, causing a thermal event within the battery, including a possible fire in the worse case," the company told the safety agency in December.

The officials said they were checking for a possible fire hazard.

A charter passenger jet made an emergency landing Tuesday in Bermuda after the captain reported a possible fire in the cabin, officials in the British island territory said.

Though it does not amount to an expansion of its investigation into the 2011 Chevy Cruze for a possible fire hazard, N.H.T.S.A. is including Cruzes from the 2012 model year to aid in its probe.

Rolls-Royce is recalling 27 of its 2013 Phantom models for a possible fire hazard, according to a report the automaker sent to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Obviously, she could not carry it with her, so she unthinkingly plunged her symbol of livelihood into the receptacle which for weeks had been her symbol of safety — the cement tank of water in front of her house, of the type every household had been ordered to construct against a possible fire raid.

Servin's resignation now saves him from the risk of a possible firing from the department and the loss of his pension.

Based on the physical evidence from two hit sites provided by VICE News from the October 2 attacks, ARES experts were able to calculate an azimuth range lying between 120 and 210 degrees as the site of a possible firing position, indicating that the rockets most likely came from a southern direction.

The positive alternator cable may rub against a mounting bracket, causing an electrical short and possible fire, according to a report filed with the safety agency by Navistar of Fort Wayne, Ind. Navistar said the recall covered 2007 12 model-year school buses produced by its IC Bus subsidiary, specifically the BE and CE series.

When a train is derailed, an LNG tender car might be derailed or damaged, causing a release and possible fire.

This highlights the fact that the performance of structures must be checked in design under a range of possible fire scenarios, which must include both the heating and cooling stages of a fire.