Sentence examples for fire vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The most fire vulnerable areas are the patch of century-old forest characterized by high sensitivity and stress, and the wetlands and century-old olive groves due to their high sensitivity.

The Baghdad Green Zone, pummeled with lethal mortar fire, proved vulnerable once again.

Nitrate (NO3−) that accumulates after fire is vulnerable to leaching.

The crew was sheltered from direct fire, but vulnerable to plunging fire, for instance from shore emplacements.

The National Weather Service predicted up to six inches of rain could drench the hillsides of the San Gabriel Mountains that were scarred earlier this year by the Colby fire and vulnerable to mudslides.

Grass is vulnerable to fire, fire to water and water to grass, for instance.

But Mr. Abad warned that such an action "would only add fuel to the fire in this vulnerable zone".

Fire services advised vulnerable homeowners to prepare a bushfire survival plan, clean out gutters and remove combustibles such as wood piles from around their homes.

The well-trained German soldiers crawled out of their dugouts and let loose with rifle, machine gun and artillery fire against the vulnerable Tommies advancing toward them.

In the aftermath of that blaze, in New Mexico and elsewhere, the United States Forest Service, along with communities and states, undertook efforts to encourage fire defense in vulnerable areas on the edges of wildlands, including thinning of trees and reduction of flammable materials in proximity to structures.

The model is applicable to other types of organizations to improve home fire safety in vulnerable populations.