Sentence examples for because bombs from inspiring English sources

Because bombs are no longer 'blind', provided they are used properly, and civilian casualties can be avoided.

The military used to speak of "surgical strikes," but that term has been discredited, because bombs have a now well-publicized tendency to commit surgery on unintended targets.

Because bombs this old were never tested, they say, computer simulations cannot definitively determine the seriousness of new types of changes caused by continued aging.

The elephant in the room here is the fact that in Yemen civilians are dying every day because bombs, provided to Saudi Arabia by states sitting around the table, are being dropped on them.

The energy released from a one-ton bomb would instead diffuse on the surface, he explained, because bombs are designed to destroy things on the surface, not to shake the rock below.

Because bombs can also be made from plutonium, Iran's reactor at Arak would be reconfigured to produce only around 1kg of plutonium a month.These measures would remain in force for ten years, after which there would be a staged relaxation and the time taken for a bomb's worth of enrichment would start to reduce again.

"My mom doesn't want me to," she says, "because... bombs".

He was offered a job at Crawfords, the advertising agency, but turned it down because bomb-scarred London did not appeal.

Because bombing in urban areas would cause civilian casualties, U.S. warplanes have attacked militants only on roads or in the open.

That's because bomb threats all of them pranks--shut down the school of 750 children in grades 6 to 12 for several weeks in March.

She doesn't know anything, because the bombs were falling everywhere".