Sentence examples for unexploded nature from inspiring English sources
Just this week, the Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood emphasised the "unexploded" nature of that UK cluster bomb we found in Yemen.
Ellwood seems to have forgotten that the UK, once a keen manufacturer of these obscene weapons, is now supposed to be a key opponent of their continuing use by a minority of countries in defiance of an international ban (a ban put in place precisely because of the "unexploded" nature of the bomblets they leave behind).
"They pose a huge risk to civilians, both during attacks because of their indiscriminate nature and afterward because of the still-dangerous unexploded duds scattered about," he added.
and its dangers (unexploded ordnances, UXO).
Why now, after so many years?" Independent corroboration of the nature of the weapons has been provided by a senior weapons researcher at Human Rights Watch, who identified the material as the remnants of Russian-made cluster bombs and unexploded cluster submunitions.
Independent corroboration of the nature of the weapons has been provided by a senior weapons researcher at Human Rights Watch who identified the material pictured as the remnants of Russian-made cluster bombs and unexploded cluster submunitions.
Unexploded shells were scattered round the area.
Unexploded ordnance hides along country roads.
Unexploded ordnance is still found here.
London is littered with unexploded devices.
