Sentence examples for bombs has made from inspiring English sources

Technology, ranging from nuclear weapons to small cluster bombs, has made non-combatants, especially the young, particularly vulnerable.

In the last several months, the international movement to ban cluster bombs has made substantial progress.

In the wake of the American and British attack, Iraq announced that the arms inspectors, who had fled the country hours before the bombing began, would not be allowed back.Never fear, insisted American officials, their bombs had made a significant dent in Saddam Hussein's weapons programmes.

As has been the case for too many years, more than a few of these crazy bombs have made the too-short journey from the far-right's psychotic pit of despair and into the establishment press.

Mounting evidence that the plane was most likely brought down by a terrorist bomb has made such statements look embarrassing.

The speed with which law enforcement officials tracked down the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing has made him more accepting of today's all-pervasive cameras.

Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari, whose wife, Benazir Bhutto, was killed in a suicide bombing, has made extensive preparations in case of his own assassination.

An important article by Seymour M. Hersh published in The New Yorker last June, "Iran and the Bomb," has made plain the complexity — and the potential perils — of trying to assess the nature and the pace of Iran's nuclear program.

A bomb had made a direct hit on the intensive care unit, coming through the roof.

We may want Isis stopped, but two years of bombing have made little, if any, progress towards its defeat.

Her comments condemning militancy and suicide bombing had made her a target of Qaeda-linked militants in Pakistan.