Sentence examples for benign fire from inspiring English sources
For the last 2 decades, companies have been tearing asbestos fireproofing out of walls and replacing it with more benign fire retardants--a time-consuming and expensive activity that can release breathable asbestos fibers into the air.
The mechanical and insulating properties of the panels are reduced with the increasing of fly ash proportion in the mixtures, but even prepared with 80% fly ash, the manufactured panels can still be used as benign fire-resistant panels with no significantly physico-chemical, and mechanical limitations.
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold provided me with my first experience of the film trade, and in retrospect it was an unusually benign baptism of fire.
His efforts are not uniformly successful; at one point, the goddess is so enraged by Thoth's words that she transforms from a relatively benign cat into a fire-breathing lioness, making Thoth jump.
"The fire behavior looks benign right now but the fuels can be deceptive," Mr. Whittington said.
Aggressively firing at some benign pin locations, Woods made birdies on the first and third holes and drove the 291-yard, par-4 fifth hole, where he missed a 15-foot eagle putt by inches.
The weather forecast was for rain; instead, a moist haze enveloped Augusta National, softening greens and creating benign course conditions that had most everyone firing at pins and putting with relative courage.
Narasimha, Vishnu's man-lion incarnation, creates a host of thirty-two benign goddesses who calm down the terrible, fire-breathing Matrikas.
"In the old days you could leave your door open," says Ms Chambers, who writes stories about men who use pliers to remove people's teeth before setting them on fire.Unsurprisingly, biographies cast the villains in a benign light.
What started perhaps as benign neglect or a minor diplomatic snub took hold like a prairie fire with a series of successive gaffes.
