Sentence examples for good armament from inspiring English sources

Capitán Prat received favorable reviews from contemporary naval critics, as she was seen as a prime example of combining a high speed with good armament and armor protection.

He believes in novelty not as an aesthetic good but as an armament.

The fall of the Berlin Wall, in other words, was to lead to the fall of all the smaller walls that prevented the free flow of goods, investments, and armaments.

In 1905 her captain described her as an excellent sea-boat and a good fighting ship, although her secondary armament was too light.

Yet Europe rose while the Muslim world rested on its laurels -- until it was besieged by Western ships, armaments, iron goods and cheap textiles, to all of which it became harder and harder to respond.

Saudi Arabia is already one of the very biggest military spenders on the planet, with good old Uncle Sugar providing almost all the armaments.

Schlosser's good people bring order to the system of nuclear armaments or try to find means of limiting its potential effects.

The drama now being played out on the world stage necessarily draws attention to John XXIII's plea for the evolution of a universal public authority commensurate to the problem of menacing armaments and the promotion of that "universal common good".

Austin became a leading light in Moral Re-Armament, a Christian movement that did (and continues to do) much good work, but which contained a staunch pacifist element.

"If you think international politics is basically about power and that power is basically about armaments, then having a small number of fission devices is not good enough," he said.

To develop the armaments, the American expert said, Pakistan ran "two parallel weapons programs, one good and one bad; Khan ran the bad one".