Sentence examples for made firefighting from inspiring English sources

"All forces are on alert," Tsipras said, noting that the hot, dry and windy conditions made firefighting more difficult.

A16 Smoke from the Arizona blaze has made firefighting more difficult for workers battling wildfires in Colorado.

Dry weather conditions had made firefighting efforts difficult on Monday, Mr Fitzsimmons added.

Also, the fully enclosed structure of the new hangar decks made firefighting difficult, at least in part because fuel vapors could accumulate in the hangars.

The blaze knocked out the power in Luther, disabling water pumps and making firefighting more difficult.

Gas pipes were ruptured by the blast, making firefighting efforts even more difficult, he said.

This idea, which pivots upon the importance of the individual, not the group, might make firefighting more dangerous than it has to be.

As Mr. Glickman told the governors, the administration is seeking to make firefighting programs more preventive, like national defense, than reactive, like the work of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

While movies like "Backdraft" show their share of spectacular fires on the big screen, it is smaller things that make firefighting a less glamorous but equally rewarding job.

Enterra, which rents tools for oil and gas drilling and makes firefighting systems and chemicals, has been hurt by depressed drilling activity.

"This is really just another program to ensure that we make firefighting as safe as possible," the commissioner said in a telephone interview.