Sentence examples for vital weapon from inspiring English sources

"Japan's aid is important as a vital weapon for ensuring regional stability and security".

However, they all have petrol stations while the discounters do not, making it a vital weapon for the supermarket chains.

At present, Murray is a brilliant player whose tenacity could be the vital weapon to surpass rivals with greater natural ability (Roger Federer) or physical strength (Rafa Nadal).

DfID has said the hospital is "a vital weapon", one that can be used to "help swiftly isolate, contain and treat outbreaks of the disease".

It is something he regards as a vital weapon in his side's battle against relegation and a means of coping with the daunting responsibility involved.

As Tristram Hunt, Labour's former education spokesman, points out, tackling what goes on beyond the school gate is a vital weapon in the fight against inequality.

Some procurement savings will be shifted to more vital weapons programs, like a new long-range bomber.

Meanwhile, the Romney campaign took aim at another local issue in a radio ad that said the administration wanted to "to take away one of the most vital weapons in our arsenal — made right here in Ohio".

The Romney-Ryan campaign also released a radio ad in central and northwestern Ohio accusing Mr. Biden of wanting "to take away one of the most vital weapons in our arsenal — made right here in Ohio".

The patents would be vital weapons in its competition with Apple and Microsoft, as the two companies are using patent claims to try to slow the remarkable growth of Google's Android operating system, which has become the most widely used smartphone platform.

It was not until the next year that the U.S. stepped into the breach and sold vital weapons systems to Israel.