Sentence examples for expectancy of fire from inspiring English sources
Trade unions and fire departments opposed these plans arguing that life expectancy of fire fighters was already dramatically shorter compared to general population.
To study this effect a historic cohort study was conducted to assess mortality and life expectancy of professional fire fighters of the City of Hamburg, Germany.
The life expectancy of a fire fighter aged 20 24 year at entry was 54.9 years, 2.7 and 2.8 years more in comparison to the German or Hamburg reference respectively.
Conditional life expectancy of a 30 year old fire fighter was 45.3 years as compared to 42.9 year of a German male in normal population.
Establishment of fire breaks following a recent fire.
In Manhattan, where square-footage-deprived apartment dwellers jealously covet the "wasted space" of a fire stair and regularly calculate the life expectancy of their neighbors, his is a familiar ache.
If the clause were implemented, at what age do we envisage a firefighter recruited in 2015 being able to claim their pension: 63; 67; 70? Irrespective of average increases in life expectancy, a house fire still burns at 900°C and protective equipment weighs close to 20kg.
