bullets

The problem is that too many are presented as silver bullets that will magically cure xyz, and that's just false.

And then they sent bills home to the relatives of the deceased for the cost of the bullets.

Yet the suicide rate by military riffle is a problem so people are able to get bullets.

Also, some wealth is lost in the form of bullets, bombs, and other weapons that are used in the process.

I don't think the amount of bullets used by the police in different places can be meaningfully compared without knowing the number of bullets fired at the police.

Yeah just like bullets are made of the same metal you use for door knobs.

Firings are messy, but trying to get rid of a co-founder is akin to playing Russian roulette with three bullets instead of one, even money the company will not survive that.

Making the fact that they did it with only 340 bullets all the more impressive!

Don't overlook the very likely strong coupling between the bullets fired 'at' and 'by' police and how it likely goes both ways.

Then I realized that's probably harder than it sounds;) Plus the risk of stray bullets etc etc..

Stray bullets and accidental shots are just as lethal as aimed ones.

I eked out with just a few bullets remaining, wondering if they'd last me until the end of the mission.

Or, replying to your proposition: "With the holodeck safeties off, even holographic bullets can kill." - Picard, First Contact.

"A Navy MH-60R Seahawk helicopter shot down an Outlaw surrogate threat drone with a.50-caliber gun, proving old-fashioned solutions can work fine against new-fangled threats." Why yes, bullets will destroy aircraft of many types.

My hiring success (in terms of impact the new hires made) went way up when we stopped wording job postings using traditional enterprisy language & bullets and instead posted much simpler "hackers wanted" at the local universities.

Even though it is from a movie, I think this is better advice: "Do you want a bullet to the head or five bullets to the chest and bleed to death?" [1] If you want to add something about what to improve, I think that is fine too but do it succinctly (not terse).