Sentence examples for repeated fires from inspiring English sources

Though many of the largest trees in the Amazon can survive repeated fires, smaller plants do less well.

The repeated fires that swept the city destroyed all the buildings of the era of the republic, and the Temple of Diana remains only as a street name.

Nelda Dezzeo, a forestry biologist at the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research, contends that some forests in the Gran Sabana may never recuperate from repeated fires.

One of the oldest towns in Denmark (chartered 1288) and a prosperous trade centre in the Middle Ages, it retains few signs of antiquity, due to repeated fires.

Repeated fires caused further reduction of EVI values, especially at south facing slopes (SFS).

Thus, in the early years of protection of the national forests, the forests were still open as a result of the repeated fires of the past.

We carried on this peculiar chivalry for fifteen minutes, sometimes using riot shields, whose glass cracks realistically under repeated fire.

Even Haifa, Israel's third city (and one with a large Arab population), has come under repeated fire.

It came under repeated fire from shareholders for lackluster results; its stock price has fallen more than 75percentt since it was formed.

"They didn't anticipate that, after repeated firing, the gun heated up so much that it caused the circuitry to melt.

Mr Cameron has found himself under repeated fire from disgruntled Tory backbenchers over the way he leads the party, including questions over whether he was "man or mouse".