Sentence examples for destructive munitions from inspiring English sources
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, President Bush has come to better appreciate the danger that portable and destructive munitions might fall into the hands of terrorists.
The latter site was a vivid reminder of the very long-lasting destructive impact that bombs and other munitions that were employed during the Vietnam War, and the land mines that were employed during the subsequent civil war and internal strife.
That would overturn one of the most fundamental decisions made about nuclear weapons after World War II: that their destructive potential set them apart from conventional munitions.
In the latest round of fighting over the summer, the area has been pounded by so-called elephant rockets, improvised munitions known for their increased destructive power and inaccuracy.
Apparently, instead of self-destructing, the drone merely became self-destructive, disobeying its operator and hanging out with disreputable munitions.
The munitions eventually exploded.
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.
Destructive: constructive.
Or buy armor-piercing munitions?
