Sentence examples for preventable fires from inspiring English sources

Workers die in preventable fires, building collapses and other workplace catastrophes in developing countries because factory owners have few incentives and little money to build safe plants.

Should these preventable fires increase as projected, their size and inability to be controlled will escalate the number of people exposed to toxic smoke and the length of time they are at risk.

rear-impact crashes are not common they tend to be "very survivable impacts" so it is important that the survivors not suffer secondary injuries or death from a preventable fire.

"(The fire and explosion) resulted from the failure of a company to take the necessary steps to avert a preventable fire and explosion and from the inability of federal, state and local regulatory agencies to idenitfy a serious hazard and correct it," Moure-Eraso said.

It is the same discredited approach that has failed to prevent hundreds more apparel workers from dying in preventable factory fires in Bangladesh in recent years.

And the problem is not confined to the United States: a 2009 study found that the homes of hoarders accounted for 24 percent of preventable residential fires in Melbourne, Australia.

Scott Nova and Liana Foxvog, two of the panelists, write: Workers are dying in preventable factory fires because the world's leading retailers – from Wal-Mart to Gap to H&M – make their clothes in countries where labor laws are not enforced and demand that their contract factories slash production costs to the bone.

In 2015, 19 people died in preventable house fires in New Zealand.

His one creed is that 90% of all fires are preventable.

We have long maintained that the damage caused by forest fires is preventable.

Mr. Putin addressed his cabinet on the matter shortly after a series of seemingly preventable accidents -- a fire in Moscow's main television tower and the sinking of the Kursk nuclear submarine.