Sentence examples for weapons the problem from inspiring English sources

According to Charles Heal, an expert in non-lethal weapons, the problem is that the field is nascent, and "the options are primitive.

"[W]hat if we talk directly to the leader and Trump walks and says, 'Yeah he's not interested in giving up his weapons'?" The problem with that end state for a paranoid dictatorship like North Korea is what do you have to do to make them feel secure?

The evolutionary challenge for a fiddler crab is to produce a conspicuous semaphore that retains its utility as a formidable weapon (the problem of how to design a "beautiful weapon"; [ 10]).

"The most critical problem with Iran is its aim of achieving nuclear weapons, but the problem with Iran is wider," Mr. Steinitz added.

"The most critical problem with Iran is its aim of achieving nuclear weapons, but the problem with Iran is wider," added Mr. Steinitz, who led Israel's delegation in a boycott of Mr. Rouhani's speech last week at the United Nations.

It's not so much nuclear weapons as the problem of terrorism and how, as a national culture, you react to provocations, and what the mechanisms are for restraint within a democracy, as well as the mechanisms for action.

Pakistan's nuclear weapons are the problem that is the focus of intense attention inside the White House — but an issue that the candidates, aside from Mr. Biden and to a lesser extent Mr. McCain, have talked about rarely.

The U.S. solution -- throwing weapons at the problem -- is counter-productive.

Calling the threat posed by nuclear and other unconventional weapons "the ultimate problem" confronting mankind, Mr. Buffett said yesterday that he had decided to give the group, the Washington-based Nuclear Threat Initiative, $2.5 millioverver five years and become an adviser to its board.

It is therefore suggested that extracts from Turnera ulmifolia could be used as a source of plant-derived natural products with resistance-modifying activity, constituting a new weapon against the problem of bacterial resistance to antibiotics demonstrated in MRSA strains.

"If the whole process is going to be predicated upon the issue of weapons when weapons aren't the problem, then the whole process, I think, becomes counterproductive," Mr. Adams said.