Sentences with phrase «existing weapon he was using»

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In fact, the key to the survival of traditional retail is using the one weapon that online - only models don't have: a network of existing stores.»

There will always be people of ill intent who want to use words as weapons, but they must be allowed to exist so that resonable people can use words as weapons against true enemies of freedom.

Adegboruwa also pointed out that though the Ekiti lawmakers and the governor had a good intention, the new law was unnecessary as, according to him, there were already existing laws in the country that criminalise unathourised use of weapon and murder.

This method of using existing antibiotics in combination with compounds that restore their potency could be a powerful weapon in the global antibiotic resistance crisis.

«I don't think you need to use gene therapy to develop a biological weapon,» Varmus said, pointing out that existing organisms — anthrax and smallpox, for example — are already potent weapons.

These are referred to as Relics and have randomized stats but otherwise operate as standard weapons, using the models for existing ones.

He said: «In high - performing localities, we appear to be confronting problems that don't exist, rather than concentrating on using flexibility and autonomy as weapons to tackle underperformance where standards have to be raised — the original objective of academies.»

As you unlock new tech for your ships through research you can use the ship design panel to create new templates that make use of improved weapons, armor and power supplies, and existing fleets can be commanded to return to a starport for an overhaul.

As you explore the world there's a variety of crates and piles of junk that you can search, each one usually rewarding you with bits and bobs like leather, scrap metal and more, all of which can be used to upgrade your existing armor and weapons.

Multipliers exist, as do pick - ups and special weapons, although they don't work in the same way as we're used to.

And then Bungie added in just a little bit of extra bullshit, focused on endgame micro-transactions: Sparrows are now cosmetic items you receive randomly in the game's lootbox - style «bright engrams»; shaders, received the same way, are now single - use items, received in packs of three to five; and the faintest whiff of non-cosmetic paid upgrades exists in the armour and weapon «modifications», which you receive in the same way and use to boost your gear.

On March 17, 2003, the United States was on the brink of war with Iraq, using as an excuse the ominous specter of weapons of mass destruction that even the government would later admit did not exist.

There is a sense that these are weapons of the far future, but increasing autonomy already exists in the «critical functions» of some weapons systems in use today.

Most existing weapons systems are overseen in real - time by a human operator and tend to be highly constrained in the tasks they are used for, the types of targets they attack, and the circumstances in which they are used.