Sentence examples for some warheads from inspiring English sources

This is something Team Australia learnt the hard way when we paid pariah state Iran to enrich some warheads for us – and were caught almost instantly.

The hollow plutonium pits in some warheads have a channel for injecting a mixture of deuterium and tritium gas to boost the fission process and thereby reduce the actual amount of fissile material needed.

Asked to describe the Russian reaction, Mr. Ivanov seemed to indicate that Russia might store some warheads as its arsenal dropped to as few as 1,500, although only until they could be properly destroyed.

In fact, by some estimates, the United States and Russia together could still deploy some 1,300 warheads beyond the 3,100 ceiling imposed on the two countries by the new treaty.

"If you told them that some... warheads were going to be dropped there and that it would be a very unpleasant place to go, they would not go there".

The P5 still have some 10,000 warheads between them.

Some multiple warheads developed by the Soviet Union could strike several targets anywhere in Western Europe in less than 10 minutes.

Condoleezza Rice, Mr Bush's national security adviser, says that America will dismantle some surplus warheads, rather than put them all in storage.

Britain eliminated its land-based army, tactical naval, and air nuclear missions, so that its arsenal, which contained some 350 warheads in the 1970s, had just 225 warheads in 2010.

In Moscow Mr. Putin will agree with Mr. Bush to pare some 4,000 warheads from a nuclear force that Russia cannot afford and has no need to maintain anyway.

So the hunt continues for some nuclear warheads to build towards mutual assured destruction, and eventually détente.