Sentence examples for not enough fire from inspiring English sources

"The real issue remains that there is not enough fire coverage in Queens," Mr. Cassidy said.

Among them, the pub's fire alarm system had not been tested in more than a year and there were not enough fire extinguishers, said Minneapolis's fire marshal, Bryan Tyner.

"The problem here has been not enough fire," he said, aware that deadly wildfires to the north and south made last year the worst fire season in state history.

Not enough fire to keep the trees in check, and the canopy will close in; too many elephants eating the trees, and the savanna would become grassland.

Fisher said there are not enough fire engines.

There simply were not enough fire trucks to chase down the fire that swept into the city Tuesday morning, said Brian Savage, a division supervisor with the Culver City Fire Department.

Ironically, the answer is: not enough fires.

Too often today, we either see not enough fires or raging megafires, both of which threaten forests, life and property.

But it says here that Ohio State got exactly what it wanted from its investigation: enough to take some sort of faux moral high ground and suspend Meyer for three games, but not enough to fire the coach who has led the Buckeyes to a national championship and a 73-8 recoverover six years.

Britain and France complain that other Nato allies have not provided enough fire power to take out Gaddafi's armour and allow the rebels in control of the east to sweep him from power.

John McTernan bemoans the early withdrawal of US and UK troops from Iraq (only there eight years, only 100,000 dead, not enough bullets fired to bring about peace).