Examples of using More lethal in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
What if my needs were more lethal?
The security situation has worsened, with more lethal fighting.
Conventional weapons have become even more sophisticated, and hence more lethal.
He's never more lethal than when he's flat on his back.
Easy access to small arms makes violence more lethal and conflict more protracted.
Once SALWs enter communities, they make violence more lethal and conflict more protracted.
somehow modified it to make it more lethal?
working on a cure, but when they modified it, wound up with something more lethal.
Given the ever more lethal nature of modern weapons, the risk of large-scale death, destruction and escalation are enormous.
is our unsub altering the drug supply to make it more lethal?
Use of similar materials to cause deliberate outbreaks of infectious disease could prove equally if not more lethal than a nuclear detonation.
Nicotine is actually one of the most toxic of all poisons-- more lethal than cyanide or cobra venom, believe it or not.
Now, according to DOD, the Sentox-Six nerve gas stolen from the airport is far more lethal than the gas we just saw used.
stronger, more lethal.
The use of new technologies for the qualitative modernization of weapons systems could make such systems more lethal by significantly increasing their range and accuracy.
There are times when information is more lethal than ammunition, and Mullah Abdul is a guy that knows things that can help us win this war.
My delegation encourages the expansion of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and supports the necessary measures for preventing non-State actors from acquiring more lethal small arms and light weapons.
It makes you wonder though, that if the Secret Service could not stop a flying shoe or two, how were they planning to protect President Bush from more lethal weapons?
Applying transparency in the Middle East region to seven categories of conventional weapons while ignoring more advanced, more sophisticated or more lethal armaments, such as weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons, is an approach that is neither balanced nor comprehensive.