Sentence examples for difficult weapons from inspiring English sources

Piranha teeth are as sharp as kitchen carving knives, making them difficult weapons to deflect, Meyers says.

The second is that religion is a much more difficult weapon to wield than Mr Bush imagines.Many religious groups remain firmly wedded to the Democratic Party.

The crew found flamethrowers the most difficult weapon to create and use, as they were the heaviest and most dangerous.

The discrepancy may simply be a case of artistic licence; other types of gladiator are often shown without their weapons but can be assumed to be holding them due to their stance, and a net is a particularly difficult weapon to depict.

Albright said that it hinted of a coverup — cleansing the bombing site could make it difficult for weapons inspectors to determine its precise nature.

The heat and decomposition made the exact cause of death, and the exact nature of the murder weapon, difficult to determine; the weapon itself was never found.

Though sending laser beams through the atmosphere is difficult, kinetic-energy weapons could penetrate hardened bunkers more effectively even than nuclear weapons.

The back-blast caused by the exhausted gases made these weapons difficult to emplace and conceal, but after 1945 they were universally adopted as light antitank weapons.

When American and British warplanes and missiles launched a much larger attack 20 months ago, administration officials acknowledged that the attack would make it difficult to resume weapons inspections.

The answer should be that we can accept Iran's having civil nuclear power but with restrictions that would make the steps to producing nuclear weapons difficult, as well as quickly detectable.

One possible explanation is that, compared with the last decades of the twentieth century — when conflicts in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East generated steady revenue — these are difficult times for weapons traffickers.