Sentence examples for from the firepower from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, reinforcing his reputation as a man ready to deal harshly with his adversaries, flew into the embattled city of Najaf and said there would be "no negotiations or truce" that would spare fighters loyal to a rebel Shiite cleric from the firepower of American marines and Iraqi security forces.

It's a long way from the firepower that the left has for years brought to these types of events.

A lack of courage and co-ordination is preventing progressive businesses from matching the firepower of energy companies that are investing heavily to sow the seeds of doubt about climate change and prevent timid politicians from introducing tougher regulation.

"Stan's very talented, he hits the ball well, but I'm just not sure he has the firepower from the back court," said Sampras.

"But with this support from ESF Capital, Satago has the firepower needed to finally put SMEs in full control.

They were the ones most at risk from the massive firepower created via this mega-merger and will be feeling far safer now that it has gone away.

The former Israeli military-intelligence officer said, "Most of the firepower comes from the Baathists, and they know where the weapons are kept.

In that group, though, much of the firepower emanates from a four-part horn section spearheaded by the alto saxophonist Sam Kininger.

Make it 3 of 4. PREDICTION Lions 24, Cowboys 16 SUNDAY 1 P.M. Minnesota Vikings (2-5) aTampa Bayay Bucs (6-2) Minnesoverwhelmedlmed Chicago last week and showed some of the firepower expected from a revamped passing connection of Daunte Culpepper to receiver Randy Moss.

Nevertheless, this layout made the best of the firepower available from a fixed number of guns, and was eventually adopted generally.

With the firepower that comes from the click of a finger on a keyboard, or the mastery of SMS and social networks, they are changing society.