Sentence examples for strongest conventional from inspiring English sources

While the U.S. still maintains the strongest conventional military capabilities in the system it also has many global commitments and its resources are constrained.

Molecular mechanics (MM) simulations show that, under tensile loading, the bio-inspired CNT bundles undergo a transition in failure mode from CNT pull-out to CNT break as the crosslink density increases, with strength an order of magnitude higher than that of the existing strongest conventional carbon fibers.

"We need strong conventional forces, not new nuclear weapons".

And most of all, Iran has a far stronger conventional military force.

The Pentagon wants the UK to have both a nuclear force and a strong conventional force.

To be credible, the nuclear deterreent must be underpinned by strong conventional deterrence".

There was no public polling about the ACT election but a strong conventional wisdom had formed about the election: that the tired 15-year-old Labor government was vulnerable to a Liberal surge.

A strong conventional oil and gas performance across the board and more modest growth in the clean energy and environment and infrastructure markets in the Americas are expected to offset reduced oil sands revenue and softening demand in the mining market, and in Australia more generally.

"What I believe we need are strong conventional forces and I believe conventional forces have been compromised because of the obsession with Trident, which I think is a status symbol rather than a device to genuinely protect the country," she told BBC Breakfast this morning.

Even then, after about 1970 it became clear that any country in possession of the industrial, scientific, and logistic infrastructure needed to build strong conventional forces would also be able eventually to develop both the bomb and the delivery vehicles it required.

In particular, some weaker states have pursued chemical weapons programs as deterrents to being attacked by enemies that have either stronger conventional forces or their own weapons of mass destruction, and some regimes have used chemical weapons to threaten especially vulnerable foes outside and even within their own borders.