Sentence examples for the weapons race from inspiring English sources

"The weapons race boils over into everything else and the two countries are very competitive," said Mr. Rehman, a network engineer who plays with the group from Queens.

And physicists have been the atomic conscience of mankind, leading the movement for arms control and urging restraint in the weapons race, ever since that morning in New Mexico.

"It comes to those who discover it, all round the world, as a dismaying shock, to realize that continuation of the weapons race and of cold and hot warring are motivated only by intramural party fears of local political disasters," Fuller wrote last spring.

Her introduction to the complexity of the nuclear weapons race came when she began reading what she was typing.

Would removing war from the purview of humans unleash another, more unconstrained, weapons race?

In the subsequent depths of the cold war, with nuclear weapons racing off the assembly lines of the Soviet Union and the United States, succeeding cosmonauts and astronauts contributed their own observations.

The antimissile program has been under steady criticism at the conference, where delegates from many nations said it could undermine decades of arms control agreements by provoking a new kind of weapons race.

China says it has no military ambitions in outer space, but its planned investment in satellite technology and anti-satellite weapons test last year seem to indicate that it at least wants to be prepared should a space weapons race ensue.

There is one particular food item, though, that surpasses all others in the food weapons arms race.

And both authors might usefully have listed related books for the same age group, perhaps Edward T. Sullivan's "Ultimate Weapon: The Race to Develop the Atomic Bomb," or selected diaries and testimonies by Holocaust ­survivors.

A new arms race, with all the weapons pointing inwards.