Sentence examples for less shrapnel from inspiring English sources
Defence officials with one western European government have expressed concern that the extra protection to their armoured-vehicle crews would come at too great a cost: even explosive armours that produce less shrapnel could unacceptably endanger people near vehicles.
This is cool!" At that moment, a thrown bottle exploded into glass shrapnel less than 20 feet away.
And piping protected him.The Nut-Brown MaidenThe pipes themselves were less lucky, injured by shrapnel as he dived into a ditch.
Most national guard troops and reservists deployed in Iraq have been sent with only Vietnam-era flak jackets that are much less effective in stopping shrapnel and bullets.
Less commonly, knife wounds and shrapnel from motor vehicle accidents can also penetrate the airways.
Bullets and shrapnel pockmark the walls less than 20 miles south of Benghazi, the point at which NATO's bombardment stopped Qaddafi's advance in March.
That way, if it shatters, you will be less likely to be killed by shrapnel.
On Monday, doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital performed amputations and removed shrapnel as nurses moved less-injured people out of the Intensive Care Unit.
Lower-velocity projectiles cause less pressure-wave damage and less direct shrapnel path damage.
When you've flown through clouds of shrapnel and survived, you have less respect for the corporate point of view.
For my mother's entire life, her mother was less a mother than splintered bits of shrapnel she carried around in her body, sharp, rusty debris that threatened to puncture an organ if she turned a certain way.
