Sentence examples for effective weaponry from inspiring English sources

Computers grew out of a need for more effective weaponry.

His tools of combat are practical, makeshift things found in the environment and hastily cobbled together to create some manner of effective weaponry.

This, all the while we are continuing negotiations with the Kingdom to permit us to arm Saudi Arabia with our latest and most effective weaponry.

Thrown into the mix is a homegrown American culture of massacre and the lifting of barriers to the easy purchase of ever more effective weaponry.

He said they should be given more effective "nonlethal weaponry," like long-distance stun guns, so that officers could choose to disable rather than kill dangerous people.

From the fielding of the English longbow, to the building of the legendary Spanish Armada, to the manufacturing of the Ottoman canon, effective military weaponry has been developed by states with the sole purpose of defending and expanding their influence at the regional and global levels.

Experts on germ weaponry agree that the removal of electrostatic charges is a major step toward making an effective munition.

Moreover, our study presents the first experimental evidence that the evolution of insect defense strategies against a toxic fungus involves developing mechanisms rendering less effective the chemical weaponry of fungi.

Discontent has been brewing for months, with officers complaining of a lack of weaponry and effective leadership in curbing the rebellion.

It is a testament to the resilience of the ancient walls that more buildings in the old town were not destroyed during the bombardment; the ancient walls in fact were more effective at resisting modern weaponry than contemporary structures in the city's periphery.

As things stand, while acknowledging the many demands placed on undergraduate schools of medicine when it comes to formulating an effective curriculum, in the biological weaponry and bioterrorism field, many medical schools in the UK and the Republic of Ireland are not currently contributing significantly to the formal knowledge acquisition process among their undergraduates.