Sentence examples for to firepower from inspiring English sources
noun
The capacity of a weapon to deliver fire onto a target
Numerically the police have the upper edge, but the army is far superior when it comes to firepower.
His visits mean heightened security, added personnel and lots of extra equipment, from air power to firepower.
Swansea are the fourth lowest scorers in the Premier League so Rodgers may also want to add firepower to his attack.
A front-page story in the Deccan Herald reports that India has "resorted to massive firepower to silence Pakistani guns from across the border".
Athletes Ryan Green and Levonte Whitfield are also aboard to add firepower to the offense.
"The more relevant issue is to be able to project firepower from the sea to the shore.
Nor is the United States likely to have the firepower to force China to follow the agreement.
TG 52.2 then voyaged to the Gilbert Islands to add additional firepower to the strikes currently hitting them.
They conduct pervasive surveillance against small clusters of men who cannot hope to stand up to American firepower.
New Jersey continued to lend firepower support on the 17th until departing to lend her gunfire to the First Field Force.
The cure is permanently lower profit margins, to provide financial firepower to combat the discounters.
