CHEMOTHERAPY, used to treat cancer since the1940 s, is a blunt instrument.
And economic sanctions are themselves a blunt instrument that sometimes harm the people more than the rulers.
An entire toolbox is available to express information to users, but designers and programmers have stuck to using the same blunt instrument—the dialog—to communicate information.
这个国家有时候需要一把重锤this country sometimes needs a blunt instrument.同样的，有时候她也需要一只*首Equally,it sometimes needs a dagger.一把手术*，可以精确切割a scalpel wielded with precision且毫不留情and without remorse
Using tax policy is a very blunt instrument.
It is a very blunt instrument to use as device to extract economic rents from the exploitation of a resource.
But though quarantines were frequently effective in protecting the public from the spread of illness, they can be a blunt instrument, and have often been abused or misapplied.
It is also true that these indicators are blunt instruments for describing often subtle attitudes.
Zoning is a blunt instrument that can at best shape but should not try to sculpt cities(de Shostal)
患难可以试验一个人的品格，非常的境遇方才可以显出非常的气节；风平浪静的海面，所有的船只都能并驱竞胜；命运的铁拳击中要害的时候，只有大勇大智的人才能够处之泰然。Adversity can test a person's character, you can just show the situation very very integrity; calm sea, all the ships can and flooding Winner; Tekken fate blunt instrument when only Dayong Dazhi talent could take it easy.
And economic sanctions are themselves a blunt instrument that sometimes harm the people more than the rulers. Stopping oil supplies may have just that effect.
But most still reckon that it is at best a blunt instrument for fighting poverty.
Professor Marianne Elvander, the institute's head of disease control and epidemiology, told the BBC News website that they appeared to have been hit by some kind of blunt instrument.
The police said he had been hit with a blunt instrument.