Sentences with phrase «practice fueled the fires»

If Letang plays well today, you'll never hear of it again (his absence from practice fueled the fires).

Not exact matches

This shift from cool to warm in the North Atlantic has already had an impact; this past year at least 89,000 individual fires burned 9.5 million acres in the western U.S. Worse yet, forest management practices that have increased the number of trees in western woods — as well as relatively wet preceding decades — have put in place an abundance of fuel for future fires.

And the U.S. National Academy of Sciences in 2006 suggested the practice of overcrowding pools for the storage of spent nuclear fuel rods — that has caused fires and explosions at Fukushima Daiichi, which stores far less used fuel than typical U.S. plants — could prove dangerous.

In that context, the idea of «building tapas» means stoking your internal fire and generating heat and energy to fuel your practice.

First, biomass fuels have risen, due to historic management practices — overgrazing that reduced grass cover and encouraged seedling growth; logging of the large pines that led to a less fire - tolerant understory; and aggressive fire suppression that eliminated the natural, low - intensity fires which reduced biomass levels.

Eugene restricts his practice to insurance defence litigation, involving primarily property claims such as fuel oil tank failures, heavy equipment and component failures and fire loss litigation.