Sentence examples for majority of fire from inspiring English sources

The majority of FIRE followers are leading quiet, private lives.

The majority of fire scars recorded were dated to the warm and dry season of summer to fall.

The majority of fire years were unique, single-basin fires, indicating a lack of synchrony of fire years among basins, which we attributed to fire barriers and rugged terrain.

This isn't about the town of West, but the devastating fire and explosion there underscore something you might not have known: the vast majority of fire departments in Texas are staffed by volunteers.

In Tanzania, the vast majority of fire events stem from anthropogenic ignitions for different purposes, including farm preparation, pasture management, hunting, honey harvesting, charcoal production, arsons, and for security around settlements and roads [35].

Warm temperatures also bring lightning, which causes the majority of fire starts in the NWT.

The majority of fires occurred within latewood or at the ring boundary.

A majority of fires were small (<10 ha) but large fires (⩾100 ha) accounted for 78% (BMC) to 89% (LAW) of cumulative area burned.

That's exactly what has happened with the vast majority of fires to ignite there in the last 45 years, Thompson says, including the very first, which kicked off the post-suppression era with a bang in 1973.

Natural forces aren't causing more wildfires to initially spark – the vast majority of fires are started deliberately or inadvertently by humans – but once they take hold they have plenty to nourish them.

While the expert consensus is that for the vast majority of fires the stay put advice – with the caveat that those who feel threatened should leave – is correct, it is undoubtedly somewhat subjective.