Sentence examples for ready access to weapons from inspiring English sources

A ready access to weapons means that killing a man in Iraq "is as easy as killing a chicken," as one undertaker put it.

Providing "information about strategies to help parents and schools grappling with the threat of deadly outbursts in the nation's schools," as President Bush proposes, is all well and good, but it fails to deal with the underlying problem of ready access to weapons.

He calls it a "catastrophic convergence," in which large numbers of unemployed young men with ready access to weapons represent a tinderbox into which the match of global warming is thrown.

We cannot, and should not, use the law to stop irresponsible politicians like Sarah Palin from expressing their views, even when those views could influence a deranged person who has ready access to dangerous weapons.

Take the example of what ready access to nuclear weapons is doing to the relations between the United States and North Korea.

Terrorist groups worldwide have ready access to information on chemical, biological and even nuclear weapons via the Internet, and we know that Al Qaeda was working to acquire some of the most dangerous chemical agents and toxins.

These advisers have ready access to ministers.

Ready access to finance is the lifeblood of modern terrorism".

We have ready access to nutritious alternatives and clean water.

Others only wanted viewers to have ready access to their catchup services.

Amazon is the only publisher with ready access to consumers, and to their credit-card information.