Sentence examples for loss of fire from inspiring English sources

It says there was "a serious and widespread loss of fire and discipline".

Saville says that on Bloody Sunday there had been "a serious and widespread loss of fire discipline among the soldiers".

The report says that on Bloody Sunday there had been "a serious and widespread loss of fire discipline among the soldiers".

It said there was "a serious and widespread loss of fire discipline" and that none of those killed was posing a serious threat.

3.56pm: More from the report: Our overall conclusion is that there was a serious and widespread loss of fire discipline among the soldiers of support company.

Rather, the soldiers reacted to perceived threats from the protesters by "losing their self-control," "forgetting or ignoring their instructions and training" and with a "serious and widespread loss of fire discipline," the report said.

Thus, for comparison, we examined neural output failure (observable loss of firing pattern >2 sec) from both control (C, no heat shock) and heat-shocked (HS) locusts with a combination of pharmacological treatments similar to those used in the Drosophila preparation [combinations of cell-permeable PKG-specific inhibitor (KT5823), PKG activator (8-Bromo-cGMP), PP2A inhibitor (Cantharidin)].

In contrast, reducing the glucose concentration to 1.0 mmol/l or below caused reversible KATP-dependent hyperpolarisation and reduction, or loss, of firing of GT1-7 cells.

Significantly, loss of the WhiP protein correlated with loss of firing at oriC3 but had no effect on initiation at oriC1 and oriC2, as adjudged both by 2D neutral-neutral agarose gel electrophoresis analysis and MFA.

Although fire accidents in steel buildings have happened occasionally in recent years, only few steel structures have collapsed entirely and most can still be used after reasonable assessment, repair, and reinforcement, thus reducing economic losses of fire accidents.

In the face of fierce opposition from the fire brigades' union and non-Conservative politicians, these saw the closure of ten fire stations, the loss of 14 fire engines and the cutting of 552 firefighters' jobs in order to produce the statutory London safety plan within a reduced budget.