Sentence examples for destructive bomb from inspiring English sources

Other fisherman have turned to destructive bomb fishing methods to increase their hauls.

No warning was given to Hiroshima that a new and much more destructive bomb was going to be dropped.

And though the Americans dropped much less destructive bombs than the British, many more were killed.

Despite the destructive bombing campaign of World War II, the city retains several notable historic buildings.

Already in March 1942 an exceptionally destructive bombing raid, using the Germans' own incendiary method, had been made on Lübeck; and intensive attacks were also made on Essen (site of the Krupp munitions works) and other Ruhr towns.

The attack was the most destructive bombing in Baghdad since a 1,000-pound 1,000-poundexploded on Jan. 18 atruck front gate of the fortified compound housing the headquarters of the military occupation forces in Iraq, killing at least 25.

By 2015, Yemen was at war, and Sana'a had become the center of a brutally destructive bombing campaign by a coalition led by Saudi Arabia — with planes, arms, and logistical support from the United States.

Operation Meetinghouse (9 10 March 1945) has been estimated to be the single most destructive bombing raid in history, and the Japanese emperor's tour of the damage in Tokyo began his personal involvement in the decision to surrender.

It points toward the direction from which American planes arrived when they engaged in some of the most destructive bombing of the Second World War.

The trouble is that the smaller weapons might be tempting to use in situations where no one would dream of dropping a more massively destructive nuclear bomb.

By comparison, the I.A.E.A. has recorded about three dozen black-market smuggling incidents through 2004 involving radiological isotopes in quantities that would be useful for a destructive dirty bomb, according to European diplomats who have analyzed the records.