Sentence examples for viable weapons from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade, however, directed-energy systems have become viable weapons largely because of advances in batteries and capacitors that allow a large amount of electrical energy to be delivered in a very quick pulse.

They saw that Martin was still a viable weapon, even if his numbers do not reflect how good he said he felt.

Despite conducting two nuclear tests, in 2006 and 2009, North Korea has yet to prove that it had produced a viable weapon.

Could the lightsabers so popular with Jedi knights and their foes in Star Wars ever be a viable weapon in real life?

The legs — and leg kicks — became a viable weapon, not just a setup for a punch combo that would do the real damage down the stretch; submissions became more about strategy and less about button-mashing.

Four of the final six test firings were of the two-stage vehicle; these were considered completely successful, and established that the ALBM was a viable weapon.

It is even possible that viruses could, in future, be engineered to target specific individuals or groups, making them a more viable weapon".

UGO Networks listed Terra's Helmet nineteenth on their list of "The Coolest Helmets and Headgear in Video Games", stating "For a minute, but only a minute, the two-horned helmet will get you feeling like the Keyblade is a viable weapon".

The basis for international worry, several officials explained, is the potential for all or part of this nuclear-materials cache to wind up in the hands of a terrorist buyer who could transform it into a viable weapon, using technical information about nuclear bomb designs that has leaked long ago into the public domain.

And McNabb did this with few viable offensive weapons.

For years, politicians have been deriding these things as remote controlled toys rather than viable battlefield weapons.