Sentence examples for most advanced weapon from inspiring English sources

Probably because the sword was the most advanced weapon of Jesus' day.

After enough water had churned through these models to satisfy the designers, ground was broken at Old River, about a third of a mile from the crippled sill, for the Old River Control Auxiliary Structure, the most advanced weapon ever developed to prevent the capture of a river — a handsome gift to the American Ruhr, worth three hundred million dollars.

At the same time, Wise concludes that over the past 30 years, China's spies have learned an enormous amount about what he calls the most advanced weapon in the U.S. nuclear arsenal, the W88, a powerful warhead so small that several can be placed on one missile.

The fanciest, most advanced weapon in the world is useless if it keeps jamming up on you.

Weighing in at 2,866lb 1,300kgg), measuring 16.7ft (5.1m) in length and with a range in excess of 150 miles (240km), the "bunker busting" Storm Shadow has been described by the air force as "arguably the most advanced weapon of its kind in the world".

Based on Yukito Kishiro's popular multi-volume Japanese manga about a waif named Alita, whose amnesia just might hide the most advanced weapon system ever known, this big-budget B picture with dystopia on its mind has been in Cameron's sights for close to 20 years.

On and on it goes: the most advanced weapons ever created have bombed Britain back to the middle ages.

"And this occupation is accompanied by killing men, women, children and elders, demolishing houses, uprooting trees, deploying the most advanced weapons used only in war".

In recent days, guerrillas have destroyed a Black Hawk helicopter and an Abrams tank, two of the most advanced weapons in the United States arsenal.

While the Pentagon called for deferring a decision on the most advanced weapons, it has recommended going ahead with sales of a number of other weapon systems, including air-to-air missiles and ground-based radar, the official said.

Although the United States already has the world's most advanced weapons, continued investment in modernization is needed to keep the armed forces prepared for the rapidly changing military needs of the future.