Sentence examples for less warheads from inspiring English sources

The compromise of retaining but shrinking the nuclear arsenal has recently kept peace in the party; Britain has 50% less warheads than it did in 1997.

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Even as it strives to keep nuclear weapons from proliferating around the world, the Bush administration is moving toward research on a new generation of less powerful nuclear warheads.

There is no evidence, the officials say, that the Libyans actually produced the warheads, much less sufficient nuclear fuel.

In addition, Chinese ballistic missiles armed with conventional warheads are less of a threat to Taiwan than meets the eye.

Most U.S. systems carried warheads of less than one megaton, with the largest being the nine-megaton Titan II, in service from 1963 through 1987.

Russian military leaders have been urging their political leaders to reduce their arsenal to a thousand warheads or less for this very reason.

While tumbling nuclear warheads are less accurate than those that are spin-stabilized and lack the precision to hit small targets, experts say they are fine for destroying cities. "If you fire at New York, it means you might not get Central Park," a federal weapons expert said.

China: 100-200 warheads United Kingdom: Less than 160 deployed strategic warheads.

Because HEAT warheads become less efficient during spin stabilization induced by the rifling of a tank-gun barrel, the Obus G was designed so that the shaped charge warhead was mounted on ball bearings within an outer casing, allowing the round to be spin stabilized through the rifling of the gun without affecting the warhead inside.

Last month, the agency issued an unusual statement cautioning it "has no concrete proof" that Iran ever sought to make nuclear arms, much less to perfect a warhead.