Sentence examples for guns making it from inspiring English sources
But the US is unique in its attitude toward guns, making it difficult to compare to other countries.
Some were for the same guns, making it difficult to calculate just how many guns were actually for sale.
The rebels hoped that Libyan government troops would try to put down the uprising using large weapons like antiaircraft guns — making it easier for NATO warplanes to spot the muzzle flashes of Colonel Qaddafi's troops.
Honduras has the highest murder rate in the world, with 90.4 homicides per 100,000, and San Pedro Sula holds the grim distinction of the being the world's most violent city, the country's 1.2 million unregistered guns making it easy for criminals to run amok.
Despite Brandon's suspicions, corruption isn't the only way to explain guns making it inside the possibility of poor training and execution looms.
That number is likely an undercount: many gun thefts are never reported, and even when they are, victims often do not know the serial numbers to their guns, making it difficult for authorities to tie them back to a crime.
Guns make it easier for a killer.
"I recommended no guns — make it across the board, absolutely no guns for us," Mr. Hyland said.
The thunderous sounds of the guns made it nearly impossible to communicate.
Guns built this country and good men with guns made it the American dream.
Americans are far more likely to murder someone or to kill themselves than people in almost all Western European countries, largely because guns make it easier.
