Sentence examples for serious weaponry from inspiring English sources

He has serious weaponry at his disposal in Britain," she said.

They also dismiss accusations about serious weaponry flowing across or Iraq's deposed Baathist leadership huddling here.

Mr. Pratt was making the argument that what America needed was more guns, not fewer, than the 300 million already in circulation, and that schools need serious weaponry on hand to meet the threat of force like the one in Newtown, Conn., last week.

More serious weaponry like bazookas and hand grenades are not legal to possess outside the military.

Both sides now feel like victims, and it's not just the militias who are getting serious weaponry – local men have been buying up guns for personal protection, too.

By the standards of serious nuclear weaponry, one kiloton is a junk bomb, hardly worthy of respect, a fifteenth the power of the bomb over Hiroshima.

Several lawmakers appearing on the Sunday talk shows underscored the argument frequently heard from the Obama administration — that arming the rebels carries a serious risk that lethal weaponry will end up in the hands of Qaeda sympathizers, and could possibly help them seize control of Syria.

Even though NASA's moon-bashing does not raise legal questions, serious questions involving space weaponry, are still with us and much closer to home.

It's a decent challenge, which brings in a few smarter enemies exhibiting basic flanking skills and a few "tanks" with serious body armour and major weaponry.

If governments are serious about ending the trade in weaponry, with its dire consequences for peace and human rights, they should immediately stop promoting arms exports".

I would say, however, that the brain injury Nightingale sustained on a charity hike in Brazil must have been serious indeed to forget soldiering fundamentals about weaponry and bullets.