Sentence examples for frequent conflagrations from inspiring English sources
Staff members at the Army post had set the blaze on behalf of the red-cockaded woodpecker, an imperiled eight-inch-long bird that requires frequent conflagrations to preserve its pine habitat.
The Romans had not solved the problem of the fireproof basilican church a problem that became pressing with the frequent conflagrations in timber-built towns and, not less, the incendiarism that was a lamentable consequence of endemic local wars and the incursions of organized marauders.
Initially an overview of the problem is presented, highlighting the factors that contribute to the frequent, large conflagrations that occur.
It is likely, he said, that more frequent fires will allow less fuel to build up, in time making big conflagrations like that of 1988 less probable.
The prime ingredients for conflagration remain abundant across much of the West, fire experts say: dry weather, frequent winds, sunken water tables and desiccated, fuel-laden stands of trees and brush, which one New Mexico wilderness expert called "dog-hair forest" because they are so overgrown.
The conflagrations continue, while we wait.
But such conflagrations are not limited to soccer.
