Sentence examples for destructive arms from inspiring English sources

Online publishing has turned into a destructive arms race.

The increasing push to assert ownership of broad technologies has led to a destructive arms race, engineers say.

But over the centuries, the big clashes between science and the authorities came to center on highly destructive arms.

But Messrs Owens and Hamilton worry that the tax-codifiers and the tax-dodgers are locked in a mutually destructive "arms race".

Pakistan continues forcefully to advocate nuclear restraint so that South Asia can avoid a destructive arms race and our resources can be spent on urgent economic and social objectives.

It is also paradoxical that the country's law minister bemoans the lack of resources for improving India's legal infrastructure when the government has spent untold amounts of those resources in an unnecessary and mutually destructive arms race with Pakistan.

Sixty years later, in a sort of déjà vu, or perhaps déjà boom, the world's major nuclear powers are developing what are being called "smaller, less destructive" nuclear arms.

Perhaps this is on the Starkiller Base which Star Wars.com's database describes as "an ice planet converted into a stronghold of the First Order and armed with a fiercely destructive new weapon capable of destroying entire star systems".

The accompanying fratricide — it involved the murder and uprooting of millions of Hindus and Muslims — condemned India and Pakistan to several destructive wars and a debilitating arms race.

But Andrew Smith of Campaign Against Arms Trade said: "Public money should be used for the public good, not to support destructive industries like the arms trade that profit from war.

In 1941, Time announced "the triumphant emergence of a new human type, totalitarian man — superbly armed, deliberately destructive and dominant".