Sentence examples for effective ammunition from inspiring English sources

This and the remodeled version of her homemade backhand, cross-court volley are her most effective ammunition; her least lethal shot is probably her forehand volley.

This and the remodeled version of her homemade backhand, cross-court volley are her most effective ammunition; her least lethal shot is probably her forehand volley.

Even without the juvenile gaffes that have provided such effective ammunition to Tory attackers, the Liberal leader and his party are probably doomed, according to University of British Columbia political scientist Richard Johnston.

Also, some Liberals take the view that a weakening economy later will give the opposition more effective ammunition against the government.Conservatives in the leadFurther, recent opinion polls show that the Conservatives are in a strong, although not impregnable, position.

Advocates say the major hurdle to effective ammunition control a quarter century ago - laborious cross-referencing of criminal databases - has been made easier by technology.

In this pamphlet, Cibber's most effective ammunition came from a reference in Pope's Epistle to Arbuthnot (1735) to Cibber's "whore", which gave Cibber a pretext for retorting in kind with a scandalous anecdote about Pope in a brothel.

The last years of World War II saw the development of more- effective antitank ammunition with armour-piercing, discarding-sabot (APDS) projectiles.

The Department of Justice, in its brief before the Court, quoted Secretary of State Dean Acheson, who maintained that racial discrimination gave unfriendly governments "the most effective kind of ammunition for their propaganda warfare," and remained "a source of constant embarrassment to this government in the day-to-day conduct of its foreign relations".

He also objected on the grounds that the initiative, which was spearheaded by Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, creates "a duplicative database" that will be an expensive and less effective way to monitor ammunition purchases.

The 15-inch turrets had been designed when the customary practice was to place the magazine above the shell room and it was not cost-effective to modify the ammunition hoists to accommodate the opposite arrangement adopted after the Battle of Jutland demonstrated the dangers of exposing the magazines to long-range gunfire.

There are safe, effective substitutes for lead in ammunition, and some states have experimented with a swap — encouraging hunters to trade in lead ammunition for nontoxic shells.