Sentence examples for any concrete intelligence from inspiring English sources

Don't all these measures, taken together, seem to suggest that MI5 doesn't have any concrete intelligence at all, but is just trying to work out what it would do if it really wanted to cause trouble?

Still, these officials acknowledge that they have little concrete intelligence indicating that such large or unruly demonstrations are being planned.

A15 Signs of Al Qaeda in Kashmir Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said he had "seen indications" that the terror organization was now operating in the disputed Kashmir region, although there was no concrete intelligence on the numbers or nationality of the fighters.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said today that he had "seen indications" that Al Qaeda was operating in the disputed Kashmir region, but he cautioned that there was no concrete intelligence on the numbers or nationality of the fighters.

Before the Saturday meeting, officials warned not to expect a decision until concrete intelligence assessments were made.

"I do not expect any concrete results".

There may never be any concrete answers.

Words also gradually lose any concrete application.

So without any concrete information, speculation abounds.

Spain has reached out for help to the intelligence services of a number of allies, including Britain, the United States, France, Israel and Morocco, Mr. Astarloa said, adding that "so far, nobody has been able to provide any concrete information".

He added: "They don't have any concrete complaints.