Sentence examples for Our intelligence suggests from inspiring English sources

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Our intelligence suggests they went into complete paralysis today".

Eve Richard, a senior analyst at the NOMS intelligence unit, said: "In a nutshell, our intelligence suggests that the use of UAVs to release items into our prisons is an emerging threat.

Not far away, Sgt. George Tavares circled the neighborhood in an unmarked police car, and later, officers stood sentry on street corners, prepared for violence by a local gang, Addicted to Cash, known on the streets as A.T.C. "Our intelligence suggests there could be a retaliation," Sergeant Tavares said.

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(NB: It's only a short step from here to having the software continue to do work that people once did, as our work in machine intelligence suggests will happen more and more…).

Perhaps this is "the beginning of a phase in which this Gilded Age's major beneficiaries re-invest in the infrastructure of our public intelligence," suggested James Fallows.

Plenty of intelligence suggests that the FARC continues to operate broadly unmolested in Venezuela.

Intelligence suggests the military has been running drills for the event since May.

"Intelligence suggests they have access to firearms and are prepared to use them," according to the report.

"The intelligence suggests that Ansar al-Islam is planning large-scale terrorist attacks here," Mr. Bremer said.

"Intelligence suggests that these groups continue to send money overseas and, at times, fund extremism overseas," she said.

And the military's own intelligence suggests that five percent or less of the insurgency consists of foreign fighters.

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