Sentence examples for a true weapon from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Dr. Hecker said the higher figure suggested that the North Koreans were much closer to being able to produce a true weapon than first thought.

A true weapon.

Driskel has also found a true weapon in the passing game in Demarcus Robinson, who has 21 catches for 339 yards in just two contests.

The public report says that a series of factors threaten to undermine the nation's ability to conduct nuclear investigations intended to learn the provenance of an explosive device, whether it is a true atomic weapon or a so-called dirty bomb that uses conventional explosives to spew radioactivity.

Teller and Wheeler created a new design known as "Alarm Clock", but it was not a true thermonuclear weapon.

A true terror weapon that would panic a city with the fear that exposure would cause cancer, birth defects or heavy metal poisoning over the years.

Through much discussion, writing and brainstorming on each topic, I arrived at a core thesis: Not just entrepreneurship, but bootstrapped entrepreneurship is the true weapon of mass reconstruction.

Bigness, not variety, is Ms. Dion's true weapon — often it's impossible to distinguish between when she's singing about empowerment and when she's singing about heartbreak — and her voice is almost impossible to maneuver with any deftness.

These true weapons of mass destruction present a danger far beyond their effects on the immediate combatants -- or even the innocent bystanders -- of a particular conflict.

When you are fighting for territory, use you're claws and teeth only - Cats don't use weapons (Note: A reason why cats wear weapons is to look tough, a true warrior doesn't use weapons) but with that in mind, don't get to aggressive.

In the same episode, the weapons caches came from a true story that the Russians hid weapons in Britain during the Cold War, according to Collins.