Sentence examples for missile expert from inspiring English sources

"It's got to be embarrassing," said Geoffrey E. Forden, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

To begin with, uncertainty about ship "survivability" is increasing as missiles proliferate, says Steve Zaloga, a missile expert at Teal Group, an aerospace consultancy in Fairfax, Virginia.

A defender's radar will register many incoming objects but only a fraction contain a warhead, says Theodore Postol, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

George Lewis, an antimissile missile expert at Cornell University, said 15 flight tests of the defensive system have tried to hit targets, and only eight have succeeded.

"In the face of world opposition and sanctions, Iran has joined a very exclusive club," said Geoffrey E. Forden, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

"They do systematically try to exaggerate the range," Geoffrey E. Forden, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said of Iranian descriptions of the Shahab.

Missile experts raised questions about the Pentagon's explanations to the Russians.

After a close analysis of photographs from the parade, the missile experts, Markus Schiller and Robert Schmucker, found what they said were tell-tale signs of fakery.

He summoned missile experts to try to determine whether recent Iraqi goings-on, including the importing of missile engines and the testing of missiles beyond permitted ranges, offended against Resolution 1441.

Now, a pair of German missile experts have gone public with evidence suggesting that new missiles that the North rolled out with much pomp at a parade just days later were mock-ups, and clumsy ones at that.

Western missile experts expect another extravaganza from Iran shortly, possibly in the form of a Shahab-4 missile with a range of at least 2,000km 1,2500 miles), or 50% farther than its predecessor.