Sentence examples for potential weapons from inspiring English sources

And Beijing has other potential weapons, like tariffs and quotas.

Warren Buffett has been quoted as saying that derivatives were potential "weapons of mass destruction".

With potential weapons intercepted by the bushel, court visitors are invited to retrieve their property upon leaving.

Dr. Shu also reminds parents to frequently trim their children's fingernails and to keep potential weapons out of reach.

And airlines can limit what passengers may carry on, forcing passengers to put potential weapons into checked baggage; Amtrak checks very few bags.

The idea is to enhance security before the checkpoint magnetometer, where the focus is on things like potential weapons more than on people.

The T.S.A. is also testing technology to screen more efficiently for explosives and other potential weapons and to improve the checkpoint experience over all.

There was even a ban on the sale of oranges in the stadium, as they were considered to be potential weapons.

Most famous, perhaps, was Warren E. Buffett, the legendary investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, who in 2003 said derivatives were potential "weapons of mass destruction".

Bratton advocates a doctrine of "escalating force" against criminalscalling for rubber bullets, Tasers, pepper spray and water cannon as potential weapons.

But the anecdotes are also emerging as potential weapons for the prosecution, which plans to call its own mental health experts next week.