Sentence examples for new weapons for from inspiring English sources
The more they play, the more credits they earn to unlock new weapons for their fighters, giving them an incentive to persevere.
The success of scientists and engineers in solving problems and developing new weapons for the military transformed the armed services into the most powerful friends of scientific research and development.
Dr Mekdad spoke of new weapons for the army – it sorely needs them to replace the clapped-out Warsaw Pact tanks that litter Syria, however much the minister's promise was born of hope rather than signed contracts.
Captain Burke's essay in the Small Wars Journal also cited a widely read attack on PowerPoint in Armed Forces Journal last summer by Thomas X . Hammes a retired Marine colonel, whose title, "Dumb-Dumb Bullets," underscored criticism of fuzzy bullet points; "accelerate the introduction of new weapons," for instance, does not actually say who should do so.
SINGAPORE — Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, seeking to persuade a skeptical audience of Asian officials here on Saturday that the United States is committed to enhancing its military presence in the region despite coming budget constraints, unveiled the most detailed inventory to date of planned new weapons for the region.
The first shot of last night's episode, of Tywin Lannister callously melting down Ned Stark's Valyrian blade and splitting it into two new weapons for his own house, is echoed in the episode's final scene, when Arya Stark, one of the last members of her family left alive to fight for its name, reclaims her own sword, Needle.
In the never-ending war against bad photos, Fujifilm has a new weapon for the amateur.
His son showed this in Game 5, using a new weapon for a brawny Texas lineup that included Bengie Molina, his former catcher.
You report that "Wal-Mart is taking a page from the modern political playbook" ("A New Weapon for Wal-Mart: A War Room," front page, Nov. 1).
Once word got out that the police and local authorities had a powerful new weapon for dealing with annoyances, people began to spot more problems in their neighbourhoods that they wanted sorted out.Mark Harris, of Leeds City Council, compares the campaign against anti-social behaviour with the birth of the National Health Service in the 1940s.
The immediate effect of the Bush Justice Department's expansive reading of the Second Amendment is to undermine law enforcement by calling into question valuable state and federal gun restrictions on the books, and by handing dangerous criminals a potent new weapon for challenging their convictions.
