Sentence examples for to better arm from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, countries like the U.S. and U.K. are redoubling their efforts to build up their expertise and security both in response to the wave of breaches, but also perhaps to better arm themselves as aggressors.

Unfortunately, they have regressed back into being propaganda pieces, brutally shirking the facts to better arm activists with bullet points to argue a side.

Mark Gately, the director of the Wildlife Conservation Society's Congo program, in Brazzaville, described these events to me by phone and e-mail and told me that, in response to pressure from poachers, Nouabalé-Ndoki had been forced to "professionalize and better arm the park's rangers".

Instead, criminals work to be better armed, more efficient in their use of guns ("quicker on the draw"), and readier to use them.

Putting heredity aside, to build the better arm in the mold of Mrs. Obama, trainers suggest developing one specific shoulder muscle: the medial deltoid.

"To use your better arms to hold deficits, it's got to be if they haven't pitched in a while.

In general, 1 year survivors were more likely to be younger, have better arm power, were able to walk without help from another person, remained conscious and were not incontinent or catheterised during the acute phase.

The limited police force has difficulty dealing with criminals who are more numerous and organised, not to mention far better armed.

With his options dwindling to Division I-AA programs, Finn figured he had better arm himself with a good education.

Which is a better arm workout: Blowdrying your hair or being cuffed to the ceiling?

Recalled last week to replace José Contreras, Prinz said he was more relaxed, with a better arm angle.