smart bomb

He called the drugs the "smart bombs" of cancer treatment.

"One smart bomb could have taken out our whole operation.

We'll have to hit with a smart bomb, bang in the middle of her reactor room.

Two "smart bombs" had targeted a building directly across the road.

"The amount of money on these three trips would have acquired 3,000 smart bombs."

The headquarters of the rebel group was hit by a smart bomb that killed everyone inside.

His Bradley didn't have smart bombs that could go around things.

However, smart bombs can also be charged up, and each level of charge yields a different effect.

The Canadian government announced the acquisition of 1300 "smart bombs".

For these men, this was not a clean war of smart bombs and surgical strikes.

The war with Iraq already demonstrated the smart bomb.

We'll look at how smart bombs have done this in the past in the next section.

He was like a smart bomb, targeted on Carrie's dreams.

Antibodies are the cellular equivalent of the military's smart bomb.

Players were armed with lasers and a limited amount of smart bombs.

The compound was empty when the smart bombs dropped in from nowhere.

The final product would be a kind of psychic smart bomb, lethal to evil.

Sanctions, it turned out, struck more directly at civilians than did smart bombs.

"Smart bombs," by contrast, control their fall precisely in order to hit a designated target dead on.

"These smart bombs have no effect in mountains and caves, forests," he continued.

These smart bombs and missiles are much less valuable in the usual internal conflict.

Nor did smart bombs necessarily deliver the bang for the buck.

I hope that you will not talk of "collateral damage" and "smart bombs."

"The situation in Iraq today shows that smart bombs and air cover cannot turn the tide against terrorism.