Sentence examples similar to fire has been suppressed from inspiring English sources

Because fires have been suppressed for so long, all forests are roughly the same age, and the trees are big enough to be susceptible to beetles.

Experts say the current fire problem is a legacy of the last 100 years, in which most fires have been suppressed and large trees logged, leaving today's forests unnaturally dense, choked with debris and fire-prone.

She works with land managers in northern California to "think through the ecology of fire" in a fire-dependent landscape where burning has been suppressed for generations.

Libido has been suppressed.

Alas, it has been suppressed here.

"The Marathas' voice has been suppressed for a long time.

For centuries, female sexuality has been suppressed and shunned.

Collins' VII Corps were quite disheartened to meet fierce enemy artillery fire, which they expected to have been suppressed by the bombing.

THE furnace fire in the schoolhouse at Redmont had been suppressed so persistently for forty-eight hours that on Thursday afternoon it became discouraged, and went out.

Armed Islamic movements have been suppressed in Egypt and Algeria.

It had been suppressed rather than eradicated.