Sentence examples for stealthy from inspiring English sources

And how? Precious things are now only a corrupted hard drive or system upgrade away from being lost, for good In 2000, the British Library's move to its gleaming new premises led to a similarly stealthy throwing-out of around 80,000 books, and comparable outrage.

While the Labour government has promoted a stealthy privatisation of public services, the Greens oppose privatisation and defend public services as essential components of a just society and a decent quality of life for all citizens.

He would reduce the fleet by the same amount using "sea swaps" to allow rotation of crews to ships staying at sea for longer; halve the purchase of "stealthy" F-35 joint-strike fighters to 1,250; trim the nuclear "triad" of bombers, submarine-and ground-launched missiles; and, finally, squeeze military pay and benefits.

The launch platform would ideally be a stealthy submarine that could dispatch a nuclear missile even after North Korea itself had suffered a nuclear attack.

Less so was the jury's final award, the Golden Palm, which went to a fine and stealthy film that crept up on festival-goers on the very last day.

According a to statement by CENTCOM, the US military command in the region, waves of land-based and carrier-borne fighter jets (including, for the first time in combat, the stealthy F-22 Raptor), armed Reaper and Predator drones and 47 cruise missiles, launched from guided missile destroyers in the Red Sea and the Gulf, pounded IS targets.

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With no engine noise, a stealthy "swarm" of gliders could monitor submarines and ships entering a strait, for example, surfacing to transmit their findings.

And if a ship needed to be particularly stealthy (which would mean keeping its transmissions to a minimum), her captain could simply switch the water spouts off altogether.One disadvantage of water spouts is that they can be torn apart by the wind.

Heavier ordnance, including bombs needed to destroy underground bunkers, could be delivered by stealthy B-2 bombers flying directly from America.What might all this fire-power be aimed at?

The unstated implication is that there are other ways of doing the same job as the stealthy F-35 more cheaply and more successfully.Some defence analysts took the article as a signal that the navy, never thrilled by the F-35, might intend to make a big cut in the 480 aircraft it is meant to be buying to free money for other things.