Sentence examples for most likely weapons from inspiring English sources

E. coli O157, salmonella typhi, dysenteria, cyclospora and hepatitis A are the most likely weapons, he said.

The most likely weapon was a lead-filled cosh, an illegal weapon.

So I went and bought all the different kinds of knives you'd have been able to buy in the period, and I would experiment to see what would be the most likely weapon that could cut through so many layers of clothing, the throat, disembowelling.

Thus, increased protection from A. nidulans in the FS lines correlates positively with reduced sensitivity to one of the most likely chemical weapons of the fungus.

Tel Aviv is on a flat, open coastal plain, with a high population density (7,500/km2) that presents the most likely nuclear weapon target.

In other words, the people most likely to bring weapons into the building aren't scanned at all.

But the sites that have been examined are those designated by the administration as most likely to conceal weapons.

The arrows were most likely an incendiary weapon, but its function may also have resembled that of an early rocket.

Following the skirmish, Lebanese and UN officials diffused four Katyusha rockets in an abandoned house in southern Lebanon, most likely a Hezbollah weapon's cache.

If your parent(s) know where you are or try to find you, they'll most likely bring a weapon.

Continuing the example, the knife could also be referring to a utensil or a weapon, but in context, it is most likely to be a weapon and not a 17th century butter knife stolen from a museum.