Sentence examples for fire contributing from inspiring English sources

After temporarily escaping from Duke of Yorks heavy fire, Scharnhorst was struck several times by torpedoes, allowing Duke of York to again open fire, contributing to the eventual sinking of Scharnhorst after a running action lasting ten-and-a-half hours.

The Victorian Labor government reopened the inquiry into the fire after being elected in Novermber 2014, to investigate whether the fire contributed to an increase in deaths in the Latrobe Valley.

The Victorian Labor government reopened the inquiry into the fire after being elected in November 2014, to investigate whether the fire contributed to an increase in deaths in the Latrobe Valley.

In Australia, savanna fire contributes about 3% of annual GHG emissions reportable to the Kyoto Protocol.

Nevertheless, soil surface changes during and after fire contribute to an increase runoff and erosion risk in these areas.

Fire contributes to long-term degradation that, although significant, has proven difficult to quantify and monitor, and thus receive less attention in REDD+ negotiations compared to deforestation [28 30].

While overall richness did not change dramatically across treatments in time, it is apparent that fire contributes to maintaining richness within this system, thus supporting prior assertions by Martin and Sapsis (1992).

Fire contributes to long-term degradation that, although significant, has proven difficult to quantify and monitor, and thus receive less attention in REDD+ negotiations compared to deforestation [ 28– 30].

"You can have all these little fires contributing to one big inferno".

The conservative political journal National Review fired contributing writer John Derbyshire for a column he wrote for the rightwing webzine Taki's Mag.

There is no question that synthetic plastics have made our lives safer and more convenient over the past half-century or so keeping foods fresh, providing crucial parts for cars and aircraft, preventing electronics from starting or spreading fires, contributing to medical treatment and care, and helping deliver clean water to parts of the world that would not otherwise have access.