Sentence examples for future weaponry from inspiring English sources

Even as the Pentagon tries to crack the unfamiliar genetic code of a new war on global terror, Army transformation remains a work in progress, with questions of money, research and development, and ultimate acquisition of its future weaponry still unknown.

At a UN conference in Geneva in April discussing the future of weaponry, including so-called "killer robots", the UK opposed a ban on the development of autonomous weapons, despite calls from various pressure groups, including the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots.

Iranian-sponsored terrorism would be visibly contained; Hezbollah would lose its vital Syrian conduit to Iran and Lebanon could revert to long-forgotten normalcy; Hamas fighters in Gaza would have to contemplate a future without Iranian weaponry and training; and the Iranian people might once again rise up against the regime that has brought them such pain and suffering.

Russia tests new weaponry in Ukraine.

The future of battleship weaponry was at a crossroads.

Thankfully non-functional, Nado's guns seem like strange weaponry from the future, due to their brilliantly vibrant hues and the protruding typewriter parts that seem like alien steampunk appendages in this technological recontextualization.

In the final scene, "The Machete," the freed slave asserts he needs no fancy weaponry to fight any future battles.

Iranian officials have not been shy about taking credit for the changes in the battlefield, even though analysts noted that admitting to transferring weaponry could lead to future reprisals.

Now, in the months ahead, the military will be judged by a third test, how efficiently it withdraws its forces, refills its bins of weaponry and prepares for future missions.

Other first-person shooter games may incorporate imaginative variations of weapons, including future prototypes, "alien technology" scenario defined weaponry, and/or utilizing a wide array of projectiles, from industrial labor tools to laser, energy, plasma, rocket and grenade launchers or crossbows.

If all the just wars of the future were to do away with death, what sort of weaponry would provide the luxury of an otherwise nontraumatizing means of quashing enemies without slaughtering them?  .