Sentence examples for lethal technology from inspiring English sources

The Iran deal raises hope that diplomacy can again halt the spread of this lethal technology.

Advances in lethal technology are making assassinations exponentially easier against even the most hardened security systems.

Even if Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups gradually lose support, the remaining violent extremists may have access to increasingly lethal technology, including biological weapons, the report found.

The proliferation has its roots in Europe's own postwar eagerness for nuclear independence from the United States and its lax security over potentially lethal technology.

In the worst case, these might one day be used against the United States, either directly by Iraq itself or by some non-state group to whom Mr Hussein had transferred his lethal technology.

The date when stone-age humans first invented the lethal technology of spears and arrows has been set back many thousands of years with the discovery of small stone blades dating to 71,000 years ago.

"Additionally, increased resource competition, spread of lethal technologies and spillover from regional conflicts increase the potential for interstate conflicts".

If he were acquiring weapons, he could be deterred from using them himself, but he might be able to transfer lethal technologies to undeterrable suicide bombers.

The problem of sovereignty, in this context, is that controlling the spread of lethal technologies outside your borders often means giving the world more control over your own behavior.

We should have learned by now that the United States may forge the path and set the pace for developing lethal technologies but that we never exclusively retain that knowledge.

There are, however, companies that can't seem to say goodbye to lethal technologies.