Sentence examples for are generally fired from inspiring English sources

Workers who try to unionize to defend their rights are generally fired.

B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights organisation, describes a flechette shell as "an anti-personnel weapon that is generally fired from a tank.

The lust for true crime is generally fired by a notion that bad people are good fun, so long as one doesn't have to share a dark alley with them.

As flames pass through the narrow spaces between pieces of pottery, they become hotter, Mr. Liu said, and parts of the kiln reach temperatures up to 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit; an electric kiln is generally fired at a maximum of 2,100 degrees.

The evergreen forests of the Amazon and Congo basins, for example, are generally fire-free because the closed canopy maintains a level of humidity that inhibits burning.

Based on the unfamiliar adage that "where there are no pictures, there is generally fire", this is the panic you get when you can't even tell what people are posting because your battery has died.

At this point, teachers are generally not fired or disciplined for poor knowledge of Estonian.

Cannons, as with machine guns, were generally fixed to fire forwards (mounted in the wings, in the nose or fuselage, or in a pannier under either); or were mounted in gun turrets on heavier aircraft.

It has been shown that chromatin structure in the origin's genomic locus can regulate its activation time, and that to some extent the firing of origins can be influenced by their location within chromatin: origins in subtelomeric regions are generally late firing, whereas origins in centromeric regions are typically early firing [ 16, 17].

Like other members of the rose family, Pyrus species are generally susceptible to fire blight, anthracnose, canker, and powdery mildew.

These communities regenerate from seed banks in the ground or within woody fruits and are generally activated by fire.