Sentence examples for difficulty to fire from inspiring English sources

Add the difficulty to fire underperforming employees, the fact that business owners can (and will) get sued for just about anything (and for Printi a somewhat capital-intensive business), and you can see why startups need early funding to get off the ground.

These stories are widely discredited because of the difficulty to fire the weapon by squeezing the sear bar.

Flaming duration (a variable related to fire suppression difficulty) and the ignition coefficient of the surrounding vegetation helped to complete the ignition risk for each vegetation aggregation.

Timeline approach is commonly applied in performance-based design for many big construction projects with difficulties to comply with the prescriptive fire safety codes.

The case echoed that of Fiona Pilkington, who killed herself and her 18-year-old daughter, Francecca, who had severe learning difficulties, by setting fire to the car in which they were sitting near their family home in Barwell, Leicestershire in October 2007.

These results underscore the difficulty in isolating fire effects to individual vegetation strata when fire effects are mixed.

The study emphasises on the inherent difficulty of modelling fire dynamics in complex fire scenarios like Dalmarnock, and shows that the accuracy to predict fire growth (i.e. evolution of the heat released rate) is, in general, poor.

Based on the model and approximately calculation, the difficulty of fire extinguishment in coal seam is pointed out as the difficulty and poor effect to remove the large amount of heat released.

He said the marines initially had difficulty returning fire because the dozens of militants took cover near a row of houses.

(In Holland, the difficulty in firing employees has led to a rather remarkable statistic: one out of every 16 Dutch workers is on permanent sick leave).

DeMar devised the final enemies as a way to further increase the game's difficulty; Tanks that fire projectiles which bounce around the screen, and Quarks as a tank-producing robot.