Sentence examples for lead to fires from inspiring English sources

The E. P. A. says the leaks can contaminate drinking water and lead to fires and explosions.

N.H.T.S.A. directed Chrysler to recall 2.7 million Jeeps for a problem that could lead to fires during crashes, but Chrysler refused.

He concluded, "The way to solve this problem is to let the people who make the mistakes that lead to fires pay for them.

In addition, the Concorde, like other supersonic planes, has a history of wheel and tire problems, and those can lead to fires.

The Socialist Mayor of Aix, Felix Ciccolini, banned the festival scheduled here for this weekend, saying it might lead to fires or disorders.

The term captures the idea that dry conditions could lead to fires that simply burn out of control, she explained, as some almost did last summer, Alaska's second-largest fire season on record, after 2004.

This may lead to fire safety design of child centric buildings that fail to account for or acknowledge accurately the characteristics of children.

Cumulative and unwitting use of mental shortcuts can lead to fire management decisions that are excessively risk-averse, to the point of jeopardizing stated management goals.

The stability of air-supported membrane structure and main function of building lead to fire protection design of buildings becomes special and difficult.

In turn, C-rich plant products sometimes lead to fire-prone ecosystems, assemblages dominated by consumers of sap and other C-based products, and abundant detritivores (particularly termites).

They put a demand on resources and can lead to fire and rescue services elsewhere being called to provide backup or cover.