Sentence examples for fire to combat from inspiring English sources

But, if you're still worried, we recommend making your own, stronger fire to combat the original fire that's engulfing your home.

The notion is akin to arming schools with fire extinguishers to combat fires after they start.

It is like sending fire engines to combat a wildfire: it only works if you send a lot of them.Assessing the impact of aid on economic growth is complicated by the fact that the causality is not always clear.

Fire companies struggled to combat fires in the city with unreliable water pressure and communications difficulties.

The trio he uses in midfield are primarily sitters, not attacking players, and I don't think Mourinho will go to the Etihad and fight fire with fire to try to combat Manchester City's attacking power.

The government assigned 2,000 soldiers to 14 fire stations built to combat the spread of fire within the city, and stationed 1,200 soldiers in fire stations outside the city's ramparts.

Reining in the bureaucracy means taking on an elite group of top achievers in Japan that actually writes laws and has served as a permanent government — even though it has come under fire for failing to combat the long downturn.

The practice of relying on relatively small quantities of American soldiers who count on air power to provide the fire they need to combat the enemy goes back to the Bush administration's initial decision to keep the invasion force in Afghanistan as small as possible.

The procession of pack horses carrying the recovered bodies passed through the fire camps where other firefighters were preparing to combat the fire.

It is recommended to use Fire-types like Growlithe or Vulpix to protect it from Bug and Ice, or Ground-types like Sandshrew to combat Fire and Poison.

The exercise is a lot like a fire drill, with one crucial difference: we go to enormous lengths as a society to combat fires in schools before they happen.