Sentences with phrase «accelerant at»

«We see the educator continuing to be the catalyst or accelerant at the heart of that process.

Not exact matches

Lab reports indicate that accelerants were used to start and spread the fire, which destroyed an earth mover and damaged three other vehicles at the future site of the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, ATF spokesman Eric Kehn said.

For Tiger, age has caught up with him at 41 — with injuries, his father's death, personal transgressions, and the Killhouse all perhaps acting as an accelerant.

Was there a period where he was sneaking out late at night to pour liquid accelerant on homeless people and set them on fire?

The candidate also received an accelerant last week from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, who moved his campaign into their Red to Blue Program, which means his attempt at the seat has been selected as one determined to be critical in flipping the House back to Democratic control this fall.

For example, a catalyst exist if an investor believes that a business selling at a discount also possesses a possible value accelerant that the market does not recognize.

At Maine Specialty Dogs, trainers take the dogs through several months of «imprinting,» in which they learn to associate the smell of accelerants with food rewards, says owner Paul Gallagher, who is also a former Maine State Police K - 9 trainer.

However, instead of considering negative carbon emissions as potentially undermining to the proliferation of carbon free energy, the climate change mitigation community at large should consider the portfolio of options that can permanently sequester carbon as an enabler and accelerant.

No one says it is not an effect, the proof axiomatically, is that it is not discernible at any level as a runaway or accelerant or even mathematically and scientifically a doomsday scenario.

The investigators, who examined 50 homes, found several indicators traditionally attributed to arson, including melted bedsprings, melted copper and crazed glass, which at the time was commonly thought to be caused by rapid heating through the use of an accelerant.

He takes help of the evidences found at incident sites, which could be metal fragments, glass, accelerant remains, charred wood etc., to know the source of fire and find out whether the fire was deliberate or unintended.