Sentence examples for bombs in which from inspiring English sources

Assassinations of political figures, exploding roadside bombs in which peacekeepers or innocent bystanders lose their lives: these must stop.

Such sensors could also help protect against so-called dirty bombs, in which a conventional explosive would be used to disperse radioactive material.

The police have been particularly nervous because of the explosion this week in northern Italy of several letter bombs in which postal officials and others suffered minor injuries.

On the other hand Kim Phuc, the nine-year-old Vietnamese girl caught by an AP photographer in the agonising moments after her village had been hit by napalm bombs, in which she suffered horrific burns, has come to terms with the photograph.

An analysis of the material by the Thai Atomic Energy Commission indicated it was not uranium but cesium-137, which experts say could be easily used by terrorist groups to make dirty bombs, in which radioactive material is wrapped around conventional explosives.

He is the author of 7-7 The London Bombs – What Went Wrong? a critical examination of the failures in intelligence and security leading up to the July 2005 bombs in which he makes suggestions for wide-ranging reform and improvement.

He survived an assassination attempt in 1994, a car bombing in which his driver was killed.

Perhaps more likely than an atomic detonation would be a "dirty bomb," in which conventional explosives spread radioactive material.

The Armed Forces of National Liberation (FALN) immediately claimed credit for the bombing, in which four people were killed and 63 injured.

A dirty bomb, in which radioactive material is dispersed by a conventional explosive, is not nearly as difficult to build.

He cites another analysis, of response to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, in which two different groups escaped at different rates.