Sentence examples for fire matters from inspiring English sources

He said sifting through forensic evidence was time-consuming but was necessary to resolve questions about where Officer Lora was when he fired each shot and about the angle of fire, matters that could be critical in a criminal trial.

Does Arcade Fire matter to most fifty-year-olds?

As he writes at the end of the Physical Monadology, the ether is energetically structured space or "fire matter" (aether seu materia ignis; 1 487.18), woven by elastic bonds (iunctae elasticitates; 1 487.12).

The power stations, overloaded by million upon pathetic million of hopeless electric fires, broke down continually; not that the fires mattered, since the electricians were mostly out on strike.

He calls this ether "fire-matter" and identifies it as the carrier of warmth and light.

Action plans to tackle fire safety matters were agreed in more than 350 further cases.

The lights and light sticks are for use instead of candles, since an open flame or spark often triggers an explosion and fire, complicating matters even worse.

And we're not going to stop managing fire, no matter how unpopular it is.

New motivations for some Pemón to light fires complicate matters further.

Rod L. Nichols, a spokesman for the Oregon Department of Forestry, said that Union Pacific had since been very cooperative in fire-related matters.

According to Christina Guerreiro from NILU: "1,700 Norwegians die prematurely every year from being exposed to log fire particulate matter".