Sentence examples for real firepower from inspiring English sources

Diners desiring real firepower will have to request it.

Most observers see North Korea's bombs and missiles as more of an expensive, dangerous safety blanket than real firepower.

"It is hard to see how the UAE air force or any GCC air force could provide any real firepower complement to US airstrikes beyond the symbolic legitimacy of an Arab state participating," said Fredric Wehrey, of the Carnegie Foundation.

The PayPal and Visa websites were attacked successfully, but the main perpetrators weren't the "hive": the real firepower came from a couple of individuals with "botnets", illegal networks of compromised computers.

As for regulating the arms market, Mr Keohane thinks that the commission will never be allowed near it but that could be a new role for the European Council, the body where member governments get together.What about the much harder issue of giving Europe real firepower?

Only the presidential guard, made of troops from Mr Bozize's own ethnic group, has real firepower.

While they can tell us the distance between two points, roughly how long an errand may take and possibly even alert us to traffic problems ahead, they lack real computing firepower.

The return of Steven Finn gives them some real bat-jarring firepower.

All the firepower (real, and rhetorical) was trained on Ukraine and its eastern regions – the last battleground, potentially, between Russia and the West.

Real's financial firepower has been evident for all to see since the era of the 'Galacticos', and a glimpse at the current line-up only strengthens that tag with £86m Gareth Bale, £80m Cristiano Ronaldo and £45m James Rodriguez all currently plying their trade at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Styponias calls such funds "substantial acquisition firepower".