Sentence examples for no firepower from inspiring English sources

"We had our shotguns, our 38s, and our bare hands—no firepower," Fred Chisholm, one of the responding officers, later said.

Economic policymakers should heed this lesson so that they can gradually re-arm themselves; otherwise, they could be left with no firepower when they most need it.

For one black moment, Glenda Kaplan, the consultant radiologist, finds a dark spot on my kidney, but within an hour and a transfer to a bigger hospital, it turns out to be just that, one of those scary-looking but harmless patches of lumpy stuff packing no firepower.

But from a financial markets perspective, there is no less firepower in his suggestion that his bank might buy the bonds of countries like Spain and Italy if they committed to tough measures to reduce deficits and revamp their economies.

If we dishonor justice and tolerance -- even in the name of purported security -- no amount of firepower will protect us.

Between Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson and Tait they have no shortage of firepower up front, but if they get caught on a flat patch their spin bowling is absolutely threadbare and the opposition will race away from them.

BBC Radio Solent's Kris Temple: "A shiny new stand, Real Madrid visiting for an exhibition match and no shortage of firepower in the transfer market shows us that Bournemouth are a club with lofty ambitions.

A military whose way of war doesn't work, doesn't solve problems, destabilizes whatever it touches, and never wins simply can't be the greatest in history, no matter the firepower it musters.

Poland have no such concerns about firepower.

There is no doubting the overwhelming firepower at America's disposal.

If a team is weak between the pipes there is no amount of offensive firepower that will cover the cracks.