firepower

How To Use firepower In A Sentence

• These warlords continue to exercise their authority by means of force and firepower, and often engage in sporadic armed conflict against one another.
• Westmoreland was wrong to count on his superior firepower to grind us down.
• Starting with this, the article analyzes military requirement of LFT (Limited Long-distance Firepower of Tank) from fighting task, fighting action and battlefield control.
• They may have some extra firepower hidden away, too. Times, Sunday Times
• This could lead to regular soldiers taking on permanent guard duties to provide extra firepower and deterrence at other barracks. Times, Sunday Times
• Until we achieve this level of coordination of effective fire and movement, the enemy will use their superior firepower to attrit us before we can close with and destroy them.
• Alliance forces met only sporadic resistance to an overwhelming display of firepower. Times, Sunday Times
• Forgetting the levels of firepower loosed in Vietnam, the image itself is abidingly odd. Tom Engelhardt: Going for Broke
• But his astonishing recovery and that he lasted the whole match have only added to the firepower at his disposal. Times, Sunday Times
• In fact, Army forces have always relied on indirect or aerial firepower to pound enemy positions into submission before ground forces are committed.