Sentence examples for technologies of war from inspiring English sources

At the Atomic Weapons Establishment in Aldermaston, they design the technologies of war.

It is certainly not some esoteric 13th-century Hadith that makes Isis so eager to adopt the modern west's technologies of war, revolution and propaganda – especially, as the homicidal dandyism of Jihadi John reveals, its mediatised shock-and-awe violence.

In my lifetime, I've repeatedly seen advanced weapons systems or mind-boggling technologies of war hailed as near-utopian paths to victory and future peace (just as the atomic bomb was soon after my birth).

Development of the offensive technology of war was not as constrained by technological and economic limitations as was defensive weaponry.

The technology of war may be divided into five categories.

In the air the technology of war had also changed radically between 1918 and 1939.

The earliest evidence for a specialized technology of war dates from the period before knowledge of metalworking had been acquired.

The new prophet possesses the modern imagination, politicized revolutionary, packed with the technology of war and images of totalitarianism.

But President Lincoln founded the Academy with a mandate that went far beyond the science and technology of war.

Those ecospheres with the most enduring impact on the technology of war were the European and Chinese.

"The ever-evolving technology of war" means that, in the absence of a peace deal, "it will be increasingly difficult to guarantee the security of Israeli families".