Sentence examples for chance of fire from inspiring English sources

But they said the new battery system virtually eliminated the chance of fire or any risk to the plane.

Thinning out the pools by removing old fuel would still leave the hottest materials in place but would reduce the chance of fire.

When crash testing a conventional petrol-powered car, the standard procedure is to drain the fuel tank to prevent any chance of fire.

Boeing said the two batteries on each plane would be sealed inside steel boxes that would limit the amount of oxygen nearby to minimize any chance of fire.

The pilots were circling in order to use up as much fuel as possible before attempting the risky landing, to minimise the chance of fire when the plane touched down.

We've no evidence of fire and our engineer testing of this item doesn't reveal any chance of fire".

The team is developing new maintenance techniques and a circuit breaker to reduce the chance of fires or explosions.

The manned space program might have had a better chance of firing a second stage if an approachable hero had returned to us as the First Man.

"Tuvalu is probably the front line, alongside the Maldives".In fact there is probably no country is closer to the firing line in the war against global climate change than Tuvalu which is not to say that it stands much chance of firing back.

A team of government and industry experts assembled after the crash of T.W.A. Flight 800 off Long Island has found flaws in airplane wiring, some from age and some from damage during maintenance, and is developing new maintenance techniques and a new circuit breaker to reduce the chance of fires or explosions.

Ruling out any chance of firing Mayor Philip A. Giordano, who has refused to leave office after being indicted last month on charges that he arranged to have sex with two children, the city's Board of Aldermen voted instead tonight to cut a deal with him.