Sentence examples for mix of weapons from inspiring English sources

Here's a a mix of weapons used to shell Homs.

First, there is a question of whether without the participation of the United States, the rest of the coalition — France, Britain, Italy, Spain, Norway, Qatar and a few others — have the right mix of weapons or enough of them.

You need to think carefully about your mix of weapons, skills and talents, and certainly on the harder missions, you need to think about how your specialities combine with those of your team mates.

Some argue that the coming generation of fighter aircraft does not have a long enough range to be much use for conflict in the Pacific, the world's largest ocean; others, like Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution, reckon the current mix of weapons, with its aircraft carriers and attack submarines, is well adapted for a time of rising tension there.

Samantha Stosur, seeded ninth from Australia, has exactly the right mix of offensive weapons and defensive speed that can derail Serena's Grand Slam aspirations.

Pakistani society is important for Americans to understand because the United States has a strategic interest in a country fraught with the toxic mix of nuclear weapons and Islamic militancy.

At its top is Pakistan, a country that "is likely to stand out in the years ahead as the single most dangerous place in today's world" because of a volatile mix of nuclear weapons, political instability, terrorist networks and Islamic radicalism, but Washington focused instead on the lesser danger that emanated from Baghdad.

"They are not now in a position to conduct any further production or mixing of chemical weapons," he said.

"You will see India and Pakistan with a thousand-mile shared border and a 50-year history of enmity and war -- a situation that is truly frightening when you add into the mix nuclear weapons outside of the system of international restraints".

Of the guns seized, most were long-arms (rifles and shotguns), with a mix of restricted and nonrestricted weapons.

It is the Scythian world in miniature-the trousers and shaggy hair described by Herodotus, the distinctive mix of body ornaments and weapons, the central figures of horses.