Sentence examples for damage of fires from inspiring English sources
THE physical damage of fires plaguing Colorado since March has been bad enough, with the size of one blaze last month at about 140,000 acres, a record for the state.
Bursts of TE activity induced by the heat and damage of fire could result in genetic differences between the multiple apices that regenerate allowing somatic evolution, particularly in very long-lived resprouters and vegetatively reproducing species that rarely reproduce sexually.
In a second setting, there had been some thinning of trees and removal of underbrush, and the damage of the fire was much more limited.
Much more importantly, having armour as any part of your health pool reduces the damage of incoming fire for as long as it's there.
"Right now we should be focusing on doing everything we can to minimize the damage of the fire and protect the lab assets, deal with the human problems," Mr. Clinton said.
The building was demolished in 1999 as a result of damage of a fire that began on February 23 , 1991
Inside the Museum, the sprinkler system is designed to balance "between the potential damage of a fire and the risk of water damage to valuable artwork".
Especially useful against medics who may regenerate the damage of the fire before it wears off.
The fire commissioner at the time, John T. O'Hagan, acknowledged that property damage as a result of fires probably increased slightly because of the resulting somewhat slower response times.
Both Mr. Babbitt and Mr. Glickman said they believed that the scope of damage caused by fires this year -- 77,893 fires affecting 6.7 million acres so far -- had created enough urgency that Congress would act before the elections.
