Sentence examples for weapons much from inspiring English sources

Sam Bradford won't be saddled with substandard weapons much longer.

(Ordinary Libyans are not normally allowed to possess weapons, much less shoot them).

Now the industry's lawyers appear to be loading their weapons much closer to home.

There may have been a span when early hominins used naturally occurring stones and other objects as tools and weapons, much as some wild chimpanzees do today.

As your editorial pointed out, Syria's leader denies even having any such weapons, much less using them in a chemical attack.

It also has nearly 440 pounds (200 kilograms) of higher-enriched uranium in a form that can be turned into weapons much more quickly.

But most soldiers go a tour without even hearing of that weapon, much less having one of its heavy rounds slam in nearby.

The documents were released at the request of Congressional Democrats, who have seized on the August report as a political weapon, much to the frustration of administration officials.

A 1999 study by the Department of Justice on an electrical weapon much weaker than the Taser found that it might cause cardiac arrest in people with heart conditions.

The use of fire as a weapon, which seems so exotic, is simply expedient: kerosene, a ubiquitous cooking fuel here, is a cheap, handy weapon, much like a gun or a baseball bat in an American home.

He added that if the warhead's weight could be cut in half, down to 1,100 pounds, the rocket would be able to hurl the weapon much farther, about 5,600 miles.