Sentence examples for a standard weapon from inspiring English sources

Cluster munitions, either dropped from aircraft or fired from howitzers, are a standard weapon against tanks.

MG42, German general-purpose machine gun, used as a standard weapon by many armies around the world.

As it proved so effective, it was adopted as a standard weapon in the first Gulf war despite its slight radioactive content and toxic effects.

The equipment for the soldiers is expected to include Belgian FN rifles -- a standard weapon for the Nigerian Army -- as well as mortars and communications equipment, but not heavy artillery or tanks.

This line, a standard weapon in every street preacher's arsenal, arises from Matthew 7 13, part of the Sermon on the Mount, in which Jesus sets down a series of precepts and aphorisms.

"This is their idea of democracy". Cluster bombs were first used by the Germans in the second world war but have become a standard weapon for many countries, including Britain, France and Italy.

Within five years, a 2-megaton hydrogen bomb, equivalent to all the explosive power detonated in the entirety of World War II, would become a new standard weapon.

The player begins the game with only two weapons; the "OmniWrench 8000", a standard melee weapon with a variety of uses such as interacting with puzzles in the environment, and the Bomb Glove, a short-range grenade thrower.

Instead, the official said, the casings were 51 millimeters long, the length used by NATO weapons, including the M-240 machine gun, a standard automatic weapon used by the America military and American security contractors, the official said.

Each playable officer has 9 levels to achieve with their standard weapon, while a 10th level is accessible through special in-game requirements, and on the "Hard" difficulty, which is found to be frustrating like most games, the harder the difficulty the more eager you gain.

The department's rationale for holding to the standard weapon underscores an argument about safety among law-enforcement officials about the merits of the six-shot revolver versus the semiautomatic.