Sentence examples for weapons derived from from inspiring English sources

Europe's former communist countries are upgrading and selling weapons derived from old Soviet designs.

The most sensitive material is in the third of the Cox report that is still classified, but in any case no weapon derived from the stolen American information has been deployed yet.

You state: "Congressman Ron Paul, who advised us that these allegations, concerning Watergate and Iraq weapons purchases were derived from a book that you authored related to these matters".

A nuclear weapon using uranium-233 derived from thorium is tested in Nevada.

Most commonly a cavalry weapon, the sabre was derived from a Hungarian cavalry sword introduced from the Orient in the 18th century; also a light fencing weapon developed in Italy in the 19th century for duelling.

Trump claims that Canada has "Muslim-Welfarist" weapons of mass destruction, allegedly derived from enriched maple syrup, hidden in the Arctic region of Nunavut, and ready for deployment within 45 minutes.

The terms derived from his weapon, a species of carbine or short musket called the dragoon.

The 1963 CE peak in 137Cs is derived from aboveground nuclear weapons testing and this distinct peak is instructive for interpreting the 210Pb profile (Morris and Brunelle 2012).

This groundwater contains H and C derived from the aboveground nuclear weapons testing.

In underdeveloped or developing countries, medicines derived from plants are important weapons against serious diseases.

The short list was derived from the findings of previous weapons inspections and the latest intelligence culled from defectors and other sources by American and other intelligence experts.