Sentence examples for firepower guns from inspiring English sources

The practical evidence of a public/private arms race is in sales volumes of high firepower guns and large orders of ammunition.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has finally produced three major bills that could each make a significant difference in lowering the number and firepower of guns on the street and keeping them out of the wrong hands.

Three months after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre, the Senate Judiciary Committee has finally produced three major bills that could each make a significant difference in lowering the number and firepower of guns on the street and keeping them out of the wrong hands.

To improve the tank's firepower, the gun mount around the loader's turret hatch was modified to allow the installation of a 12.7-millimeter (0.5 in).

Although the two fleets both had eight ships in their lines, the British had an advantage in firepower: the 90-gun was the largest ship of either fleet (compared to the 84-gun Duc de Bourgogne), while the French fleet also included the recently captured 44-gun Romulus, the smallest vessel on either line.

HMS Dreadnought also marked a beginning of rapid development in big-gun firepower.

As a hunter with an A rating from the National Rifle Association, Mr. Manchin gave advocates for new weapons laws reason for optimism after he said last month that gun firepower and magazine capacity might need to be limited.

The picture signals a new era for Hong Kong filmmaking; its mean-streets crispness doesn't derive from the two-gun firepower of Mr. Woo, or even from the earlier gangster-lean films Andrew Lau directed on his own, like "Young and Dangerous".

Fewer scared people are holding on to more and more firepower though, as gun ownership per capita has been declining.

An America in which extremists are encouraged to resolve disputes by lethal force--and abetted in their pursuit of firepower by the gun lobby--is not the America our Founders envisioned.

These ships would have rivaled the Imperial Japanese and America's planned in size if any had been completed, although with significantly weaker firepower: nine 406 mm guns compared to the nine 460 mm guns of the Japanese ships and a dozen 16 inches on the Montanas.