abundance of weapon

He added, "The abundance of weapons in this country is a sickness of the whole Haitian society."

The newer availability of resources in the post-glacial age not only changed the abundance of weapons, but also the type.

In the last years of the war and the first years thereafter under allied control, an abundance of weapons were dumped into the sea.

In other words, Moss excels because he is good, but also because the Vikings have an abundance of weapons and a system in which its receivers thrive.

Violent crime, however, is a serious concern due to endemic poverty, an abundance of weapons, a legacy of societal violence, and dysfunctional law enforcement and judicial systems.

Untangling the violence here has always been hard because political affiliations, family feuds, business interests and personalities intermingle with an abundance of weapons and a familiarity with killing.

Unlike the Bosnian Government, Serbia has an abundance of weapons and has been relatively immune from the effects of the United Nations embargo on arms shipments to the Balkans.

One more time, for reassurance, and to give himself something to do, he made the rounds of his fire team, checked their sight lines and kill zones, made sure everyone had an abundance of weapons and ammo.

It is also a congregation of more than 8.5 million people, with vast slums, private political armies, thousands of heroin addicts and an abundance of weapons that residents say can be traced to the ammunition stores of the Afghan guerrilla war next door.