Sentence examples for nasty weapons from inspiring English sources

A LARGE Middle Eastern country is accused of developing nasty weapons.

Saddam needs to know that if he were to use any of his nasty weapons, he would be nuked.

After squabbling for a year over what sort of arms-control regime to impose on Iraq, it eventually created a new body, Unmovic, to ferret out whatever nasty weapons its predecessor, Unscom, had overlooked.

But all this is not easy to do: outsiders have been watching Iraq for years, but no one is sure where all its nasty weapons are kept.Ultimately pre-emption is a means not an end.

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The sarcasm was classic Saddam, but so too was the irony that his reluctance to sacrifice his own ambitions is a prime cause of his people's misery.Mr Hussein and America's leaders have long locked horns over his failure to prove that Iraq no longer secretes nasty weapons.

Unlike some big men such as, say, Pau Gasol, Lee doesn't need much time to load up his release, which makes his pump fake a nasty weapon.

Gregory Aharonian, a patent consultant, complains that companies often exploit bad patents "as a fairly nasty weapon" to extort licensing deals.

He added: "Social media is a fantastic thing when it's used properly... but it's also quite a nasty weapon of hate that is being used a lot more these days".

For, whatever Mr Hussein did with his nastiest weapons, few would argue he was up to anything but no good.

After America and Britain bombed Iraq in 1998, he refused to readmit the inspectors or make any concession over his nastiest weapons.