Sentence examples for not ballistic from inspiring English sources

He told the court: "She was defenceless, she had a pane of glass to protect herself, it was not ballistic glass".

But that would contribute nothing to a missile-defense system, he said, because the S-300 is designed to work against aircraft, not ballistic missiles.

Mr Blair acknowledged that the Government should have made it clear that the claim that Saddam Hussein could launch weapons within 45 minutes referred to battlefield, and not ballistic, missiles.

Among the protesters were a caravan of environmentalists in electric cars with signs that read "Go solar, not ballistic," and the Stroller Brigade, a group of Bay Area parents pushing their children through the crowds.

Though the Shepherd's Neck, Panoramic and Yacht Club purchases have focused a lot of attention on Montauk, said Krae Van Sickle, manager of the Corcoran Group's two-year-old real estate office there, "it's not ballistic here yet".

A crucial piece of information missing from that claim, the report noted, was that it appeared to refer to Iraq's ability to move battlefield munitions, not ballistic missiles, into position.

Indonesia, which does not have ballistic missiles, has said Australia's decision could also ignite an arms race.

Before the Agni 5, India did not have ballistic missiles with the range to make a "second strike" attack against China's most important cities, Beijing and Shanghai.

The biggest menace we face today -- and all civilized societies face it together -- is not intercontinental ballistic missiles but terrorism, which requires a subtler means of defense.

"We've always said the more likely threat was a rental truck or a tanker truck or a suitcase or a ship in a harbor, and not a ballistic missile from a rogue state," said one Democratic Congressional staff member.

Firing a gun in which any part has been made in a 3D printer could result in the death of the user, a specialist has warned, because the plastics in the gun would not stand ballistic pressures and stresses – and so might disintegrate.