Sentence examples for bomb the problem from inspiring English sources

For Mónica de la Torre, a poet and a senior editor at the magazine BOMB, "the problem is that both positions are equally flawed.

A visiting Egyptian official told me that he was recently speaking to Arab students about Middle East peace and one of them interrupted to say that with just "eight small, suitcase-size nuclear bombs," the whole problem of Israel could be eliminated.

The problem with bombing is that we don't really bomb ISIS in Syria because we aren't so sure of their locations and bombs are not very precise.

But the American military believed that the problem of bombing accuracy was solvable, and a big part of the solution was something called the Norden bombsight.

If there is any solution to the problem of bombs, it has to be education," says Randel, an urbane academic who speaks in long professorial sentences with strings of clauses.

Bomb-makers would also face the problem, experts say, of working out how much of the explosion the body itself would absorb.

But bombing Iraq and Syria will not solve the problem of ISIS.

The big hitch in these containment strategies is that they are completely useless if Iran ever slips a bomb, or even some of its newly minted uranium fuel, to a proxy — Hezbollah, Hamas or some other terrorist group — raising the problem of ascertaining a bomb's return address.

Not only is this response calibrated more by political expediency than compassion, he has also indicated he believes the answer to the problem is more bombing.

The one thing that Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says that the change has nothing to do with is the problem of American bombs falling on Afghan civilians — he says he think McKiernan was doing a pretty good job with that, despite the disastrous incident last week.

At the height of the insurgency in Iraq, Ed Herlik was working on an idea that he thought could solve the problem of roadside bombs – head into "near space".