Sentence examples for lesser fire from inspiring English sources

And the truck was carrying canisters of gasoline, which were meant to explode; in the lesser fire, the attacker was burned over seventy per cent of his body and soon died.

Even the RAE's defenders concede that its consequences can be unwelcome: star researchers are poached by rivals before an assessment and lesser performers fired before they can be found wanting.

Such an assessment will be necessary where it is intended to utilise unprotected steel construction or structural members within elevator shafts which have a lesser level of fire resistance than that required by the prescriptive regulations.

The majority of riparian changes involved forest loss and forest regrowth due to forestry activities and, to a lesser extent, to fires.

The location of the reward cue had a strong influence on firing rates such that many sites in each time window responded differentially on R-contra and R-ipsi trials (Table 1; Figure 3B); this population included sites that had significantly greater (spatial-reward selectivity index >0.5) or lesser (index <0.5) firing rates when the reward cue appeared contralaterally.

And their lesser sibling, the remodeled Fire HD, starts at just a hundred and forty dollars.

Traditionally used mineral oil has lesser biodegradable and low fire resistant characteristics.

This is stipulated after first isolating other lesser wholes: water, earth, fire, air.

An attack down the forward slope of high ground, exposed to the fire of lesser slopes beyond, is often extremely difficult and now on the general front ... there must intervene a laborious period, with which we were familiar at the Somme, of systemic hammering and storming of individual positions, no one of which can be attacked until some covering one has been captured".

It's a far lesser film than Coogler's, but it does see Stallone firing on all cylinders.

Managers with lesser talent have been fired this season.