Sentence examples for forms of weaponry from inspiring English sources

Those defenses in turn promoted the evolution of new forms of weaponry.

Notes accompanying entries helpfully explain "flotsam" while defining "jetsam," or show how "mosquito" and certain forms of weaponry share etymological pasts.

It would be far better to pre-empt that possibility by agreeing an international legal code of the kind that has governed other lethal forms of weaponry, than by refusing to engage until it is too late.

A half century later, terrorism is now a standard feature of asymmetric warfare, with fewer wars pitting states against each other and more of the combatants being non-state actors with less traditional forms of weaponry.

"The world's conscience is rightly shocked by the use of chemical weapons in Syria; but we need to remember that there are many other illegal forms of weaponry – and the international arms trade continues to turn a blind eye to the promotion and sale of many of these (cluster munitions, for example)," he said in a statement.

Thus, small groups of foot soldiers might be sent into Afghanistan on commando missions equipped with prototypes of the many forms of weaponry and electronic support systems that are not scheduled for full introduction until 2004 under the Land Warrior program.

The global movement of nearly every other form of weaponry including nuclear, chemical and biological weapons is strictly controlled through international treaties.

According to the 2015 EU terrorism situation and trend report (pdf), firearms have become the most prevalent form of weaponry in terror attacks in the EU.

As a journalist visiting the frontline in several areas in Kurdistan, I have seen time and again Kurdish troops expressing gratitude for the air support and aid in the form of heavy weaponry and ammunition.

Throughout history, some forms of war and weaponry have been viewed with greater horror than others.

Political and military societies seem to have found their major art forms in the world of weaponry, regalia, and panoply.