Sentence examples for suggested weapons from inspiring English sources

The suggested weapons are "needed, but will not be a game-changer," argues Konrad Muzyka, a defence analyst at IHS Jane's.

And even a month after the U.S. occupation began, as U.S. troops scoured all of the suggested weapons locations, Feinstein argued, "I believe they will find weapons of mass destruction".

Suggested weapons, in addition to the pillow, include carbon monoxide and poison.

Small pieces suggesting weapons and sinister children's toys fill the compartments of two low cabinets; antelope horns spill beaded wires that look like scourges; doll-size pieces made with fake hair or jammed into upturned containers look cuddly and repellent.

He suggested that weapons might have been shipped to another country, destroyed just before the invasion or buried somewhere in Iraq.

The timing, researchers said, suggested that weapons from Libya had changed the course of Mali's war — so much so that the French military eventually intervened.

As former secretary of state Colin Powell attempts to rehabilitate his public image (Powell: CIA must explain WMD lies, 17 February), I hope that the British and European press does not allow him to succeed in what will likely be the next fabrication regarding intelligence which suggested a weapons of mass destruction programme in Iraq.

Asked about analyses of the inspectors' report that suggested the weapons could only have been operated by the government, and compass headings that indicated the chemicals were most likely fired from a government-held area that includes core military bases atop Mount Qasioun, he pointed to the mountain's ridge, a Damascus landmark, from his window.

It said symptoms such as convulsions, pinpoint pupils and breathing problems suggested chemical weapons use, but MSF could not "scientifically confirm" this.

But Ban declined to answer reporters' questions on whether the apparent Russian markings on some of the rocket fragments suggested the weapons were used by Assad, a major arms client of Russia.

Neighbours said local rumours suggested the weapon may have been a shotgun, although it was not clear whether the dead man was holding a firearm when he was shot.