Sentence examples for over firepower from inspiring English sources

Throughout his life he commanded at least three different vessels, with the most infamous being a fast six gun schooner named El Mosquito, displaying a preference for speed and maneuverability over firepower.

Economists said the inflation numbers raised questions over the firepower of central banks to revive growth and prices.

In the war India held roughly a 3-to-1 advantage in the air, & its over all firepower was far superior.

America's only recently revised manual on conducting counter-insurgency operations cautions against over-reliance on firepower in general and specifically cautions that the benefits of air strikes "should be weighed against the risks, the primary danger being collateral damage that turns the population against the government and provides the insurgents with a major propaganda victory".

They've got a lot of firepower over there".

With Frenchman Karim Benzema the only recognised centre-forward in the Real squad, the club are determined to bolster their firepower over the coming months.

The all-metal monoplane represented a huge increase in performance and firepower over the aircraft of World War I, and the effects were first seen in fighter tactics.

After a White House negotiating session on Thursday evening that dissolved into partisan rancor, analysts were contemplating the notion that even central banks require a measure of political support to unleash their financial firepower over time.

However he managed it, and despite the fact that, as Sperber and Stedman Jones demonstrate, he can look, on some level, like just one more nineteenth-century system-builder who was convinced he knew how it was all going to turn out, Marx produced works that retained their intellectual firepower over time.

And there's a lot of intellectual firepower over there.

"We have a lot of firepower over there.