Certainly, while the bomb was powerful enough to rip apart human flesh at close quarters, it would not have had much impact on a building or caused the kind of conflagration imagined in a recent artwork.
And although camping is not allowed on Thursley Common, a camp fire is the best guess for the cause of the 2006 conflagration.
They provided an early indicator of trouble at investment banks, although they became distorted as more and more firms scrambled to hedge or speculate.But if credit swaps were not a primary cause of the past year's conflagrations, they were, in certain respects, an accelerant.
We all urged him at the top of our voices to act radical, to shoot the apartheid elephant and cause a conflagration.
But aware of the perception that US regional influence is receding, and that the smallest spark could cause a conflagration, Obama has shifted his approach.
So the crisis, the carnage, the chaos have grown worse – along with the dangers of conflagration.
We scientifically tested every feasible accidental cause and were unable to recreate conditions that would cause a conflagration similar to what occurred on Iowa.
For all that, what heat his previous novels give off is the heat of friction, of conflagration.
True — and happily — the odds of conflagration are low; yet only a fool would believe it impossible.
Riven by conflict though she is, Isabella is precisely as pure she seems — an exotic creature in a city filled with double dealers — and it is this authenticity that causes an instant conflagration of lust in the heart of Angelo, who discovers that his own rectitude is built on a foundation of quicksand.
