Sentence examples for because fires from inspiring English sources

Topography is critical because fires run uphill.

I find myself stressing the fire because fires were important to us.

The topography is also important because fires burn differently depending on whether they are going up a steep slope, across a valley or through a developed area.

Because fires surge across the border, from Mexico to the United States and vice versa, fighting them presents added logistical challenges in this part of the country.

Because fires have been suppressed for so long, all forests are roughly the same age, and the trees are big enough to be susceptible to beetles.

Ongoing problem-solving efforts and long-range activities, such as developing new processes, are repeatedly interrupted or deferred because fires must be extinguished.

Brandt says: Vaccinum ovatum is decreasing in our country because fire is kept out.

The rock surrenders to the fire, he said, because fire created it in the first place.

Unemployment is down because hiring is up, not because firing is down.

Employers have hung on to excess workers, partly because firing them is expensive.

What happened to Jackson is unknown, because fire destroyed her court records.