Sentence examples for fire departure from inspiring English sources

An important cause of fire departure in industrial facilities is due to electrical origin and particularly to electrical cabinets.

Rapid-fire departures are either a vote of no-confidence in the business by those exiting, or an inability to manage the demands of keeping talent in place by management.

Forest ecosystems characterized by infrequent stand replacement fires also experienced moderate departure from historical fire conditions.

He offered no details, except to say that such a solution would depend upon an "authentic and verifiable" cease-fire and "the departure of Colonel Qaddafi from power".

In the case of Libya, Mrs. Clinton acknowledged that many members, though not all, disagreed with the military intervention in Libya led by the United States and NATO, but she urged all members to call for a genuine cease-fire and the departure of Colonel Qaddafi.

From his earliest albums, "Black Fire" and "Point of Departure," he played piano with a quirkily spare mastery, but he gained renown as a composer.

After Mr. Glanton's departure under fire in 1998, the Barnes got its first executive director and chief executive, Kimberly Camp, an artist, formerly president of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit.

Winterbottom thinks nothing of switching from a kind family on the Turkish frontier, who take in the Afghans, feed them, play soccer with them, and sprinkle water and drops of fire to bless their departure, to a sudden hellish slog over the mountains, filmed by night in black-and-white, with snow up to our heroes' knees and gunshots flaring in the distance.

Panel C is the fire regime condition class departure index value from the LANDFIRE data product.

The Kindle Fire marks a significant departure from Amazon's norm.

The company's work environment had come under fire, leading to the departure of several key executives, including co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick.