Sentence examples for better ammunition from inspiring English sources

If the Republicans really plan to try it out, they'll need better ammunition.

The doubters will need better ammunition, as Del Rey's pitch and timbre and shtick are all in fine form.

We're fanboys, sure, but give me some better ammunition.

The Wall Street Journal says to be on the lookout for "futuristic sights" and the ability to handle better ammunition.

Lacking better ammunition, detractors mainly use the D-word.

The Texians took cover in a horseshoe-shaped gully; their good defensive position, longer firing range, and better ammunition helped them to repel several Mexican attacks, and the Mexican soldiers retreated just 30 minutes before the remainder of the Texian Army arrived.

There would be better legal ammunition in all those "Nutcracker" productions.

Mr. Feinblatt said the general consensus among the representatives of advocacy organizations at the meeting was to seek broad changes to law that could include an assault weapons ban, limits on high-capacity magazines for ammunition, better enforcement measures, a gun-trafficking statute and improved data for background checks.

With better tools and ammunition behind them, teachers are free to focus on personalizing the learning process and finding the best ways to communicate knowledge to individual students.

Higher elevation is good if you want to see your ammunition better.

During the flintlock era a number of heavy guns were developed that could fire several bullets either serially or in volley, but it was not until the mid-19th century, with the spread of centre-fire cartridge ammunition and better manufacturing techniques, that such weapons could be put to effective military use.