Sentence examples for good ammunition from inspiring English sources

"It is good ammunition for people battling for equal pay," he continued.

THE drama over Europe's sovereign debt might seem good ammunition for American deficit hawks.

Eskin said, "He gave me good ammunition, so I let him have it".

And at first blush, the study would seem to be good ammunition for the Chamber of Commerce and its other supporters.

The power of the sound of words to change the character of music itself makes good ammunition for those who argue against opera in translation.

The dire jobs report "gives Rajoy more leverage in his European negotiations and is good ammunition to ask for more time to adapt," said Federico Steinberg, an economist at the Elcano Royal Institute, a research organization in Madrid.

It isn't just that these stories would make for good political ammunition.

The vegan menu has also given rival fans plenty of good-natured ammunition.

THE traditional face of survivalism is that of a shaggy loner in camouflage, holed up in a cabin in the wilderness and surrounded by cases of canned goods and ammunition.

His preparations for the voyage to Obydos include household goods, provisions, ammunition, boxes, books and "a hundredweight (50 kg) of copper money".

"I was shocked that he would even own a gun, much less a good bit of ammunition, because he was not the type.