Sentence examples for too much firepower from inspiring English sources

The Devils have too much firepower.

Azarenka, though, has too much firepower.

But the Penguins had too much firepower.

I just think Sharapova has too much firepower.

But Wales have too much firepower in the backs.

But LA offered too much firepower, and broke United down.

For the moment, he says there's little reason for European users to worry that someone will snoop on their Internet credit card purchases--cracking the code still takes too much computing firepower and expertise.

But Minnesota has too much offensive firepower, and its defense is capable of getting its act together.

The reason for that, as Ms. Brown and many industry advisers see it, is that too much of their firepower has been aimed in the wrong direction.

Dom's tax arguments are just genius Concerns mount that Dominic Mohan, the present editor of The Sun, concentrates too much of his cerebral firepower on the leader column, at the expense of showbiz and sport.

This is a problem that already exists, i.e., that too much of the economic firepower of the country is aimed at nonproductive or speculative activities.