Sentence examples for existence of fire from inspiring English sources

The existence of fire departments, he went on, "not only allows for taxpayer-funded bailouts of burning buildings; it institutionalizes them".

In particular, he was objecting not to the existence of fire departments, but to legislation that would give the government the power to seize and restructure failing financial institutions.

The existence of fire whirls in some ship engine room is studied by using the basic elements of the fire whirls formation.

(Premiums are also based on the state -- California and New York are the most expensive, because of large awards resulting from lawsuits, along with hurricane-prone Florida -- and the existence of fire and burglar alarms, as well as the age and type of building (wood-frame or concrete block), the proximity to a fire or police station and the type of door locks in use).

The fact that security guards were allegedly unaware of the existence of fire extinguishers at the facility and were never engaged in a fire drill on property or during their training is alarming.

We all pay taxes which go towards supporting the existence of the fire service, but that does not relieve us of the obligation to attempt to put out fires we may see as passers-by when the fire brigade is not in evidence and the required dousing is within our capabilities.

The existence of rebound firing and the pattern of depolarizing firing in response to injected depolarizing currents were qualitatively evaluated.

As is often the case with unfortunate tragedies, the existence of house fires gets people thinking about what really matters to them.

The Crown's expert witnesses could not offer an explanation as to why the gun would've just gone off while the defence presented anecdotal evidence on the existence of hang fires.

Although inefficient origins are not readily detected by classic 2D-gel electrophoresis, a molecular combing technique that analyzes DNA replication/firing at single origins has been able to demonstrate the existence of infrequent firing events at origins in S. pombe [9].

I can understand why Mr. Schrader and Mr. Stollman would resist milking these scenes for tear-jerking empathy, since the fable's sardonic final twist is its suggestion that sanity, whatever that may be, robs existence of its divine fire.