Sentence examples for enough weaponry from inspiring English sources

The gunmen were heavily armed, he said, with enough weaponry to defend the complex "for a month".

He also quickly demonstrated he had more than enough weaponry, too much power, for the quick, resilient but undersized (at 5-7) Black.

But the more he read about the situation, the more he became convinced that a realistic treatment simply couldn't dramatise the absurdity of the situation: that each side possessed enough weaponry to destroy the world several times over; that winning a nuclear war was like winning a suicide race.

Roddick and Blake are two Federer contemporaries without enough weaponry to challenge him, or carry on in the tradition of Sampras, Agassi and Courier, who combined for 26 Grand Slam titles and headlined what Blake this week called "the greatest generation probably in the history of the American game".

Whilst the cartels have enough weaponry to withstand any assault, with RPG-7s,.30 cal machine guns and even monster "narco-tanks" armoured with metal plates, the reports about their activities broadcast to the page's 615,000 followers are a direct attack on their reputation and on their attempts at control through fear and intimidation.

See articleThe British and French governments criticised NATO for failing to destroy enough heavy weaponry used by Muammar Qaddafi's forces in Libya to allow rebels to break an ongoing stalemate.

"Armed with modern weaponry, enough ammunitions and better communication systems, rebels surely could deal setbacks to the Syrian military," commented Emile Hokayem of the International Institute of Strategic Studies.

These rebels spilled over into Kosovo, giving their anti-Serbian neighbors enough momentum and weaponry to start a war, which eventually required American intervention to end.

His name is Mal, and he is armed with enough amphetamines and weaponry to wipe all possibility of amusement out of this story.

Gradually, singlehandedly, he diverts enough cash and weaponry to the Mujahadin to enable the Soviets' first military defeat, the downfall of their empire, the end of the Cold War, the rise of the Taliban and Bin Laden, etc, etc. Almost accidentally, whether for better or worse (the jury will be out on that one for centuries), Charlie Wilson changed the world.

He still has enough in his weaponry to make key contributions but the day has arrived when he requires careful management.