Sentence examples for addition to the weapons from inspiring English sources

In addition to the weapons, police found a suspicious device on the suspect's body.

In addition to the weapons, there are more than 500,000 members of the disbanded Iraqi Army and security services scattered around the country who were trained to use them.

Penjweny works in straitened circumstances, with minimal modern equipment (camera, paper, chalk, pencil, mobile phone); a computer (for editing) is a recent addition to the weapons in his armoury.

In addition to the weapons, the player characters are also equipped with tricorders, which are used to interact with the environment and progress plot points.

Weapons: There are a few exciting changes and additions to the weapon repertoire available in Reach.

IGN said "XIII has a great story-driven sheen, but at its core, it's weighed down by some occasional bewildering flaws, in addition to the lackluster weapons and simple combat".

In addition to these weapons, many of the henchmen are physically different; the over-large Tee Hee had an iron claw, Jaws, an assassin with steel teeth, was played by 2.18m (7'2") actor Richard Kiel, whilst Renard (the henchman to the main villainess Elektra) survived being shot in the head, which progressively killed off his senses and his ability to feel pain.

However, in addition to the five official weapons states, only India and Pakistan have tested nuclear weapons (the former for the first time in 1974, the latter in 1997), though it is widely believed that Israel also has nuclear weapons capacity.

In addition to the charges of weapons possession, Mr. Ivanov was arraigned on four charges of criminal mischief and five charges of aggravated assault.

In addition to the anti-electronics weapons, other directed-energy systems under development are meant to use microwaves to make people feel pain in the outer layer of the skin without generally causing physical damage.

The accuracy of the new bombs was demonstrated in 1999, though in an embarrassing fashion, when bombs dropped by a B-2 bomber -- another addition to the military's weapons portfolio -- successfully zeroed in on a building the Central Intelligence Agency had mistakenly identified as the Serbian Directorate of Supply and Procurement.