Sentence examples for more recent fires from inspiring English sources

A fire last month in Delhi gutted 400 huts, while more recent fires destroyed the shanties of around 70 families in Dhaka, and more than 60 families in a São Paulo favela.

The N.H.T.S.A. said the testing last week that resulted in the more recent fire included damaging the battery compartment and rupturing the coolant line.

While the BC fraction of laboratory charcoal increased with increasing temperature, field-collected charcoal was found to have a higher BC fraction at more recent fire sites and suggests wildfire temperatures < 300 °C or oxidative decomposition with TSF.

Partial cross-sections were sampled within the perimeters of the more recent known large fires in the region, those of 2007 and 1998.

But, the commission concluded, neither court mandates nor more recent attempts by fire officials to recruit minorities had made sufficient headway.

She has adopted an alternative that she said reflects the more intense nature of recent fires.

The Met is not "fly-on-the-wall" television in the style of the pioneering 1982 Thames Valley series, Police, or of more recent glimpses inside submarines, fire brigades, ambulances, Heathrow and Great Ormond Street.

Dr. Allen said that what was different in the recent fires — hotter, more enveloping — is that they are killing far more trees.

The theatre's name is apt for a building dating from 1792 that has twice risen from the ashes after devastating fires – the more recent in 1996.

One fire occurred three weeks after the battery was damaged, and a more recent test resulted in a fire one week later.

Stand age and basal area were generally more important than recent fire history for predicting fuel loads.