Sentence examples for made explosive device from inspiring English sources

But at the same time the blast's planning and scale -- a suicide bomber evidently detonated a locally made explosive device packed with nails and other shrapnel, the authorities said Sunday -- were a break with the smaller episodes of intra-communal violence that have marked Muslim-Christian relations for the past decade.

But at the same time the blast's planning and scale — a suicide bomber evidently detonated a locally made explosive device packed with nails and other shrapnel, the authorities said Sunday — were a break with the smaller episodes of intra-communal violence that have marked Muslim-Christian relations for the past decade.

Barrel bombs are crude, cheaply made explosive devices that are tipped out of aircraft without any form of targeting, and their use has killed thousands of civilians in Syria.

At least 12 locally made explosive devices have been found in abandoned vehicles in the city, police say.

Earlier this year, Iran tried to send to Yemen material used to make explosive devices, known as explosively formed penetrators, or E.F.P.'s, according to a high-ranking Yemeni security official.

This in turn contained four files that gave details on how to make explosive devices.

Equipment associated with making explosive devices was also found during a search of the property, he said.

The court heard that Lapsyn allegedly purchased chemicals to make explosive devices and modified mobile phones to act as detonators.

The investigators also found detonators, a suitcase full of nails and screws, and other materials that could be used to make explosive devices.

Agents said that materials used in making explosive devices were found in a search of Mr. Hinrichs's apartment but that there was no evidence he intended to harm anyone but himself.

"We are as concerned as our allies about the illicit use of fertilizer and other legitimate chemicals that can be diverted to making explosive devices that have been used by terrorists against our troops and citizens, as well as those of neighbors and allies," said Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to Washington.