Sentence examples for damaging weapons from inspiring English sources

For the public, this case demonstrates that small airplanes, compared with airliners, have limited potential as damaging weapons.

President Bush would spend a quarter of the $50 billion down payment he wants for next year's Iraq and Afghanistan war costs to replace damaged weapons and equipment, while an additional $3 billion would go to train and equip Iraqi and Afghan forces.

Enacted during the First World War, the Sabotage Act ostensibly aims to prevent enemies of the United States from damaging factories, weapons, and equipment essential to the war effort.

Col. Kenneth Royall, who later became Secretary of the Army, defended eight Germans who came ashore in 1942 intent on damaging U.S. weapons factories.

This is super-effective against high-frequency low-damage weapons, where every shot will be affected, and less so against single-shot big-damage weapons like rockets.

I have a rack of 20 bobbleheads, an arsenal of max damage weapons and I can't fast travel to a single point on the map and find an empty indicator icon I haven't explored yet.

Choose high damage weapons and don't worry about being loud and dangerous.

This is good for high damage weapons such as the mortar and whirligig which separate quick.

Demoman — a first-defensive class, can use high-damage weapons to provide indirect fire and can set traps.

Taken together, the contests in two of the nation's most expensive media markets illustrate anew that candidates must meet an ever-rising fund-raising threshold to be perceived as viable, while also showing that political money can become as damaging a weapon to its wielder as its target.

Although it was cheap and easy to manufacture, it did have several problems; it was difficult to move and the No. 76 Special Incendiary Grenades it used as one type of ammunition had a tendency to break inside the breech, damaging the weapon and injuring the crew.