例句與造句

1. But most people understand when the fire safety problems are explained to them, she said.
2. Committee chairman and DAB member Benjamin Kwok Bit-chun said there was no mention of a fire safety problem in the fire services'report.
3. Seven out of 20 Turkish hotels had fire safety problems and only four out of 16 hotels in Turkey were found to have satisfactory elevators.
4. In the port city of Tianjin, one of China's largest cities, 120 teams of investigators found 432 places with hidden fire safety problems, the report said.
5. Bruce Milhans, spokesman for the architect, said all the fixes to the fire safety problems " are either in the works or we've requested funding for the fixes ."
6. It's difficult to find fire safety problem in a sentence. 用fire safety problem造句挺難的
7. Joseph Zuccarella, chief of university emergency services at Rutgers University, gave an account of fire safety problems at Rutgers dorms that closely resembles the situation described by Seton Hall students.
8. The library's 62-year-old Adams Building and the 20-year-old Madison Building also were cited for fire safety problems, but they do not have the Jefferson Building's historic architecture that makes renovations more difficult.
9. Board of Supervisors Chairman Zev Yaroslavsky, who proposed the bond in conjunction with county Chief Administrative Officer David Janssen, said the county museums-- especially the Natural History and Art venues-- have seismic and fire safety problems.
10. The Library of Congress has severe fire safety problems that not only threaten human life but leave some of the library's " most valuable and irreplaceable collections " with the worst fire protection, a congressional inspection shows.
11. Most defective sprinklers have yet to be replaced 16 months after the inspector general first reported on the fire safety problems, and a comprehensive fire safety plan is still in the works, Inspector General Steven A . McNamara concluded Tuesday.
12. On Tuesday, the House inspector general Steven A . McNamara reported that the architect's office, which maintains congressional buildings, has yet to replace most defective sprinklers 16 months after fire safety problems were first reported-- and a comprehensive safety plan had not been accomplished.