Sentence examples for firearms lead from inspiring English sources

Armouries of antique firearms lead to entire menageries of mounted heads.

"More firearms lead to more homicide, more suicide and more shooting accidents," adds Mazali.

By the mid 19th century the advent of firearms led to a vast increase in the volume of the ivory trade, though the trade collapsed as the elephants were nearly exterminated by the 1880s.

The development of firearms led to the shedding of armour, making it possible for some further modifications in methods and training under followers of the school of Pignatelli and Grisone, such as William Cavendish, duke of Newcastle.

Opponents of new legislation have refused to accept that easy access to firearms led to the deaths, and in a speech last month National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre specifically blamed Hollywood films and video games for the heightened culture of gun violence in the US.

A ban on firearms will lead to even more deaths, though, and I'm doing my best to prevent this potential future from unfolding in the wake of well-meaning citizens.

While the new study analyzed Wilmington's 127 recorded shootings in 2013, it does not address how the perpetrators acquired their weapons, or if attempts to limit access to firearms might lead to a dip in crime.

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Since it began in 2006, Gunrunner has seized more than 10,000 firearms and led to the arrests of more than 800 suspects.

Competition with and disturbance of wild ungulates (snow leopard prey) is increasing, and hunting pressure – greatly amplified by radical improvements and increasing availability of firearms – has led to rapid decreases in wildlife populations.

Where does this leave our survivors of firearms incidents with lead still within their body?