Sentence examples for increased containment from inspiring English sources

The agency warned of the spread of the parasite into new areas and called for increased containment efforts.

In San Diego County, firefighters increased containment Thursday of the Border fire just north of the U.S.-Mexico border.

As the firefighters increased containment of High Park Fire, they began to share their resources with the other multiple fires burning along the Front Range.

Wednesday as weather improved and firefighters increased containment, allowing crews to head south to Los Angeles and San Diego counties, Santa Barbara County officials said.

In San Diego County, firefighters increased containment Thursday of the Border fire just north of the U.S.-Mexico border that prompted mandatory evacuations for the entire east county community of Potrero.

Sky turned black from Taylor Bridge Fire near Cle Elum WA http://t.co/Ao59hgBV — lynne e harrison (@lynneeharrison) 14 Aug 12 Efforts are being made to protect neighborhoods with fire retardant drops, shown in this video: More neighborhoods were being evacuated even as officials said they were hoping to increase containment of the fire to 25 percent by early Thursday.

Firefighters capitalized on a blanket of moist air that settled over the mountains near Yosemite National Park on Tuesday night to increase containment of the Rim fire to 23%.

Another response to politicians' calls for their states to stop spending so much money on state or federal prisons, to get "smarter on crime," has led to for-profit "alternatives" to confinement as well as to the increasing containment of people via technology.

Plastid transformation offers the unique advantages of high-level transgene expression and increased transgene containment compared with conventional transgenic technologies.

Increased moisture containment also leads to an increase in water activity which has been reported to positively correlate with bacterial/archaea growth and hence methane production [41].

Metabolic pathway engineering by transgene expression from the plastid (chloroplast) genome offers significant attractions, including straightforward multigene engineering by pathway expression from operons, high transgene expression levels, and increased transgene containment due to maternal inheritance of plastids in most crops.