Sentence examples for extreme weapons from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Philip E. Coyle III, a former head of Pentagon arms testing, wrote that the EMP lobby seemed to "extrapolate calculations of extreme weapons effects as if they were a proven fact" and "puff up rogue nations and terrorists with the capabilities of giants".

The 1033 program provides supplies ranging from extreme weapons, like grenade launchers, to everyday materials, like laptops.

Geoengineering is one of the more extreme weapons in the arsenal of ideas for reducing the effects of climate change.

But run the reel and it's clear that Republicans are disarming their most extreme weapon.

"It's more than a bat, it's a launching pad," boasts one advertisement for the DeMarini Ultimate Weapon Extreme model.

The United Nations committee against torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (CAT) stated that TaserX26 weapons cause extreme pain and constitute a form of torture.

If "Villains' Paradise" has a thesis, this is it: the coarsening of Britain's criminal class and the growing reliance on extreme violence and deadly weapons.

The United States would only consider the use of nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend the vital interests of the United States or its allies and partners.

In "The Interview," Rogen deals with power even at its most extreme — international politics, nuclear weapons, the global media — yet there's something inescapably small, even embarrassed, about the movie's approach to it.

But it's hard to think about it for long without coming to the conclusion that there's something askew with the way we think about and react to various types of extreme violence, and the weapons used in such episodes.

So by stating that they would only use nuclear weapons in "extreme circumstances," the nuclear weapon states avoided applying the general ruling of illegality to their nuclear weapons policies.