Sentence examples for weapons difficulty from inspiring English sources
They praised the diverse gameplay and weapons, difficulty, and the mixture of action-adventure and shoot 'em up elements.
During the fighting for the northern position, three North Korean T-34 tanks dug-in on the ridgeline had been destroyed by the Australians at short range with new M20 3.5-inch bazookas, which now proved to be effective anti-armour weapons despite difficulties experienced in their use at Kujin several days before.
The paltry handover of weapons underscored the difficulty facing Haiti's interim government as it seeks to disarm rival factions and street gangs.
"Many people were injured … and showed symptoms of chemical weapons use: choking, breathing difficulties, bleeding eyes, burning skin etc," said Idris Nassan, deputy foreign minister of the Kobani administration.
Despite having spent $30m, the cult could not produce sarin in a pure enough form; they could not develop a safe delivery mechanism they simply carried plastic bags of sarin on to the trains; and they failed to come up with an effective distribution system.Biological weapons pose even more difficulties than chemical agents.
Given the difficulty in finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, such confidence may be hard to come by.
"If they have some passionate commitment in principle to nuclear weapons there may be a difficulty for them with a Jeremy Corbyn leadership.
The technology, they warned, posed a danger of quickening the spread of nuclear weapons because of the likely difficulty of detecting clandestine plants.
But the difficulty of ensuring weapons do not fall into the wrong hands could mean risking inadvertently supporting fighters considered enemies.
If Clinton pursues a new assault weapons ban, she may have difficulty finding support even within her own party.
The Iranian nuclear program, which most foreign governments believed was working to produce nuclear weapons, continued to suffer technical difficulties even after discovery of the worm.
