Sentence examples for vulnerable to fires from inspiring English sources

Months of drought in New Mexico have left the state vulnerable to fires.

The big holes in forest cover caused by this reckless extraction make the area drier and thus vulnerable to fires.

It can also endanger the lives of anyone handling the power cords in the house, and leave it vulnerable to fires.

Alarmingly, the forest is becoming increasingly vulnerable to fires like those that are currently devastating the American West and that devastated the Amazon itself in 1997-98.

The center has contended that 1993-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees are more vulnerable to fires than vehicles of the same era because the gas tank was mounted behind the rear axle and somewhat below the bumper.

The animal is particularly vulnerable to fires due to its slow movement and flammable coat.

Grass is vulnerable to fire, while fire is vulnerable to water and water is vulnerable to grass, for instance.

The pools have been known to leak, and they are vulnerable to fire and terrorist attack.

The wooden towers were vulnerable to fire, so that their faces were generally covered with hides.

But in this conflict, nearly half the Israeli population found itself vulnerable to fire.

Grass is vulnerable to fire, fire to water and water to grass, for instance.