Sentence examples for fire the potential from inspiring English sources

At critical times, fire managers and forest personnel at the Thirty Mile Fire also failed to assess accurately the behavior of the fire, the potential for it to get out of control and the flammability of the forest, the report said.

And, of course, he was a spectator as Blake fired the potential game-winner.

The critical difference between those U.S. fires and the potential fires in Chernobyl is that these forests are laden with radionuclides.

The plans have come under fire over the potential to hit air quality for millions of people living near Britain's busiest airport, and the CCC warned the proposals could also have a much wider impact on industry.

With the eReader devices such as the Kindle Fire proliferating, the potential user base for Rethink Books' products is rapidly expanding.

Lastly, more future area burned by wildfire rather than prescribed fire has the potential to negatively influence regional air quality.

However, the carbon stored in uncharacteristically dense forests may be at risk if stand replacing wildfire occurs, due to large emissions resulting from fire and the potential for changes in vegetation type [17].

However, the carbon stored in uncharacteristically dense forests may be at risk if stand replacing wildfire occurs, due to large emissions resulting from fire and the potential for changes in vegetation type [ 17].

The smoke from such fires has the potential to travel vast distances and affect major population centres far from the fires [ 12].

However, on Saturday temperatures have somewhat eased in the three affected states where the fires have the potential to threaten communities, the BBC's Nick Bryant in New South Wales reports.

Deep-seated fires have the potential to: (i) create large voids, invisible from the surface, which can cause cracking and subsidence of the landfill surface; and (ii) produce flammable and toxic gasses, e.g. carbon monoxide, a toxic gas extremely flammable.