Sentence examples for increasingly fire from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, fire season isn't constrained to the warm months, but occurring year-round.

Increasingly, fire sprinkler systems are analyzed with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) fire models where the sprinkler spray is simulated with Lagrangian particles dispersed throughout the fire induced flow.

Increasingly, fire crews are making calculated decisions to let fire consume the land, concentrating their efforts on safeguarding communities and watersheds — and, in turn, minimizing the risks they face.

Furloughed federal firefighters have been stopped from clearing brush in the forests, in areas that will be increasingly fire-prone when the seasons change.

During an ongoing royal commission, experts have pondered how wildfires should be handled, on an increasingly fire-prone continent, and also the extent to which the deaths of Black Saturday were the result not just of the Australian landscape but of an entire mentality.

Mr. Niyazov increasingly fired ministers and senior officials.

The country has proved resilient, but since Hizbullah intervened in Syria's war, openly fighting alongside Mr Assad for the first time earlier this month, Syria's rebels have increasingly fired shells into eastern Lebanon.

"As we mourn for those we have lost, let us dedicate ourselves first to the aid of the survivors and then to the causes of safety and preparedness in our increasingly fire-prone state," he said in his announcement, alluding to scientists' concerns that the uptick in wildfires across the West is linked to the rise in global temperatures. .

His 12-point advantage in voter enthusiasm in early September has fallen to a 3-point deficit to Hillary Clinton, whose voters are increasingly fired up.

Another reason is the increasingly unpredictable fire behavior.

That arrangement is increasingly under fire even from conservative lawmakers and President Lagos has pledged to revise it.