Sentence examples for bomb much from inspiring English sources

Despite Mr. Dagan's public comments, most Israeli officials believe that Iran could create a bomb much more quickly.

Few people who knew him believe he had the skills to make a crude bomb, much less the metal collar locking the device to his neck.

The desire not to be defeated was apparent when two days after the bomb, Much Loved played to a full house.

Now, 60 years later, the explosives are far more powerful and the bombs much heavier.

We haven't bombed much for freedom in Africa and that's not fair.

Yet another factor might be the delivery of those Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missiles, which would make bombing much more difficult.

It was a turning point: despite occasional bombs, much braggadocio and frequent bluster, Mr. Terre'Blanche's military threats proved to be as hollow as his rhetoric.

With security forces raiding buildings and the police searching for suicide car bombs, much of Baghdad was virtually locked down Tuesday morning.

For the 2003 war, the fact that some Iraqi units were bombed much more heavily than others makes extrapolations unreliable, and the large number of deserters complicates the calculations.

Targeted bombing campaigns might have been just as effective in military terms, and would not have carried the moral stigma of area bombing; much the same argument is used to combat the idea that area bombing pulled German war matériel away from the eastern front.

From an analysis 380 of bomb craters in west Mosul from fighting in March and April, HRW estimates that the coalition was now routinely dropping 500- and 1000lb bombs, much bigger warheads that the more precise ones used earlier in the campaign.