Sentence examples for awful weapons from inspiring English sources

No country would be more threatened than Iraq if these awful weapons fell into the hands of terrorists.

Declassified government records show that the Reagan administration, represented by special envoy Donald Rumsfeld, helped Saddam's military produce and deploy these awful weapons of mass destruction, which included biological as well as chemical agents.

Why spend diplomatic energy removing one particularly awful weapon from Assad's arsenal when the civil war will just continue?

Why the very day — in the Zulu war, it was, no in the Soudan — when I got this wound in the leg from a spear — a very devil — hic — of a gash — an awful weapon, my lad.

Although Iraqi civilians have born the brunt of this awful weapon, American soldiers that served in the Gulf and Iraq War are also suffering from the fallout of depleted uranium.

Read-only memory (ROM) simulation, high-end emulators, and software tools designed specifically for this purpose give the designer an awful lot of weapons in the battle against bugs.

The cooperation needed to protect the climate is the same cooperation needed to eliminate the awful threat of nuclear weapons.

The bald truth is that the majority of Americans will never give up their right to own weapons, however many awful massacres take place.

In fact, the worries about these two unsteady nuclear powers have begun to change thinking among officials in Washington who used to focus principally on the awful scenario that a nuclear weapon might pass straight from a government to a terrorist group.

The entire act of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, depends on the collective understanding that these weapons are uniquely, intolerably awful.

America and Russia stopped such anti-satellite tests because both stood to lose: each side's eyes-in-the-skies monitored the other's nuclear weapons, helping to avoid awful mishap.