Sentence examples for a dearth of intelligence from inspiring English sources
The evidence about an Iran-Qaeda tie contrasts sharply with what the Sept. 11 commission staff has concluded is a dearth of intelligence showing a working relationship between Iraq and the terror network, a judgment that has alarmed the White House since it appears to undermine a central justification of last year's invasion of Iraq.
The field suffers from a dearth of intelligent consumer review.
The letter points to a "dearth" of underlying intelligence about Iraq after 1998 and says intelligence experts held to longstanding assessments about Iraq's capability.
I've written to the magazine before to no avail, and will likely continue to until the government-sanctioned murder of my corporeal being (and maybe my "soul" too, guess we'll see ϑ), as I've got a surplus of time on my hands and a catastrophic dearth of intelligence, hilarity and awesomeness.
I've written the magazine before to no avail, and will likely continue to until the government-sanctioned murder of my corporeal being (and maybe my "soul" too, guess we'll see ϑ), as I've got a surplus of time on my hands and a catastrophic dearth of intelligence, hilarity, and awesomeness.
Iraqi forces have been hamstrung by a lack of combat experience and dearth of intelligence in Sunni areas, owing largely to distrust of the Shia-led authorities among minority Sunni Arabs, analysts say.
Some traders cited a dearth of market-moving news.
Given the dearth of intelligence information and the risk of ground operations, there has been only one commando attack, an Oct. 19 assault whose targets were a compound of Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban's leader, and an airport southwest of Kandahar.
