Sentence examples for high risk of fire from inspiring English sources

Fred Hubbard, the Colorado state forester, said the number of Coloradans living in areas at high risk of fire increased 30percentt during the 1990's, to 980,000 in 2000.

"It's shaping up to be a pretty bad year for fires," says Mr O'Neal.Some 40m acres of wildlands are at high risk of fire this summer, an area that encompasses chunks of Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana and Utah.

The Honduran authorities had known about the high risk of fire since at least 2004, the report said, citing two inspection briefs from the city fire department, which had recommended installing portable extinguishers and had noted the presence of warm electrical lines.

In this study, the pressure-regulating station near the residential area is chosen as the target process for implementing our model as it has a high risk of fire and explosion accident (Fig. 4).

The CFS has urged people to be aware that essential services, such as mains-fed electricity and water supplies, might be disrupted and unavailable when there is a high risk of fire.

Absence of management has in turn been blamed for increasing the risk of fire, thus forming a vicious circle of low profitability, little management and high risk of fire.

Now, some experts say they expect the insurers to tighten their standards by not selling or renewing policies in some areas with high risk of fires.

From this comparison, it is evident that the scenario in the Mixed Refrigerant Module in the liquefaction process has the highest risk of fire to both on-board personnel and assets.

One draft, being circulated by the Forest Service as enormous fires in Montana and other states continue to burn, calls for thinning, over 15 years, most or all of the 40 million acres of national forest now deemed at high risk of catastrophic fire.

The presented work describes a methodology that employs artificial neural networks (ANN) and multi-temporal imagery from the MODIS/Terra-Aqua sensors to detect areas of high risk of forest fire in the Brazilian Amazon.

Today, even areas with a long evolutionary history of fire, including the Mediterranean, southern Australia and western United States, are seeing higher risks of fire, a change associated with a warming climate and the growing number of people who live near densely forested landscapes.