Sentence examples for fire problems from inspiring English sources

It has many fire problems.

The agency has said that there was no evidence of fire problems in real-world crashes involving the Volt.

Adding to the fire problems, a drought described by climatologists as severe has settled over the region, drying up vegetation.

In November, when GM finally went public about the Volt's fire problems, it warned owners, dealers and first-responders of the need to drain the car's battery pack after a crash.

But some say the Nano's smoke and fire problems are symptomatic of pervasive quality control issues at Tata, one of the three biggest automakers in India, that must be addressed before Tata can successfully take its brand global.

Three of us -- Jack Ward Thomas, retired chief of the Forest Service, Stephen J. Pyne, author of a dozen books on fire history, and I -- tried to explain the basic fire problems of the West, in particular the challenge of protecting the rising number of homes and cabins built in once-unpopulated forests and grasslands, the so-called urban-wildland interface.

"We have a big fire problem here," he said.

Although every summer seems to bring another analysis of the "fire problem," America does not have one fire problem.

"This is a fire problem, a health problem and a sanitary problem.

Another part of the growing fire problem is a contradiction that has not been addressed, Forest Service officials say.

Whirlpool had a similar fire problem with dishwashers in 1996 and did a full repair free of charge".