Sentence examples for a viable weapon from inspiring English sources

They saw that Martin was still a viable weapon, even if his numbers do not reflect how good he said he felt.

Despite conducting two nuclear tests, in 2006 and 2009, North Korea has yet to prove that it had produced a viable weapon.

Could the lightsabers so popular with Jedi knights and their foes in Star Wars ever be a viable weapon in real life?

The legs — and leg kicks — became a viable weapon, not just a setup for a punch combo that would do the real damage down the stretch; submissions became more about strategy and less about button-mashing.

Four of the final six test firings were of the two-stage vehicle; these were considered completely successful, and established that the ALBM was a viable weapon.

Have any of the leaders of what used to be termed the Free World realized that hot air is not a viable weapon system when dealing with geopolitical bullies?

It is even possible that viruses could, in future, be engineered to target specific individuals or groups, making them a more viable weapon".

He sees nuclear power as political power, and discounts it as a viable military weapon.

Despite sanctions and international isolation, North Korea has pursued a viable nuclear weapon program for years.

Although it remains unclear if the North has the ability to deliver a viable nuclear weapon, it threatened last week to use what it called its "nuclear deterrent" if it was attacked.

Over the last decade, however, directed-energy systems have become viable weapons largely because of advances in batteries and capacitors that allow a large amount of electrical energy to be delivered in a very quick pulse.