Arsenal used in a sentence

Arsenal in a sentence as a noun

Tech patents are the nuclear arsenal of big tech business.

Some states have a law in their arsenal if you take a video recording of an officer.

The backbone of the modern nuclear arsenal is the ballistic missile submarine.

Since nuclear powers wanted to avoid the spread of the deadly weapon, they convinced Ukraine into getting rid of its nuclear arsenal.

That and the fact that the military and its arsenal is physicislly distributed over numerous states.

Military ammunition is only given while on-duty, and must be returned to the arsenal when not on-duty.

Also, given that Ukraine has given up the world’s 3rd largest nuclear arsenal in 1994, in exchange for security guarantees, it will be a good lesson for other countries for the future.

If a communication breakdown between the White House and the military could render the nuclear arsenal unusable, that would tend to diminish the credibility of the deterrent.

The most interesting part about this, to me, is this:"After lengthy discussions with produce suppliers around the country, Coudreaut managed to add one new ingredient to the McDonalds arsenal: the English cucumber.

And savants who've memorized the chemical makeup of every piece of military hardware in North Korea's arsenal, who the current commanders are of all the tank battalions and can draw a spectrograph of all of the elements by hand on a whiteboard.

Even once you've 'made it' and acquired one of the biggest, most powerful vessels in the game, you have dramatic weaknesses - a pilot in a supercarrier worth $500 USD can, despite his mighty defenses and arsenal of fighters and point-defense weapons, be undone by a single opposing player in a ship that is literally worth nothing.