Sentence examples for fires change from inspiring English sources

At best, firemen were able to make big fires change direction, and perhaps save a few houses.

Fires change physical, chemical and biotic conditions of forest ecosystems.

The clearcutting and repeated fires changed all of this.

Political science research shows that cease-fires change more than just conditions on the ground: They alter how a war's participants weigh the benefits of fighting versus talking.

Internet users are accustomed to, and typically embrace, rapid-fire change.

What it portends, no doubt, is rapid-fire change in every sector of the organization.

When I visited him, he was not letting the firing change how he felt about himself, or his fellow photographers, one bit.

"In some of these organizations, it's about rapid-fire change of coaches, and the thing is, it just doesn't work.

Similarly, there was no post-fire change in large woody debris volume and recruitment, or fine sediment in pools (V*).

Under lower than average rainfall conditions, when water becomes limiting, annual rainfall is the best predictor of post-fire change in water yield.

In real structures, the loading conditions of steel elements subjected to the action of a localized fire change with time, if their axial elongation is restrained.