Sentence examples for appalling intelligence from inspiring English sources
Not that we have anything like a good read at all on Isis, which, even before revelations of cooked intel coming from Central Command, was obviously one of several appalling intelligence failures which suggest that Obama needs to shake things up in the National Security Council and elements of the Intelligence Community.
But Sunderland's defensive unit was appalling, their game intelligence non-existent when they had the chance to capitalise on Goodison's frustration.
At the end of January, a German newspaper, Tageszeitung, published an agonised (smuggled) letter from the writer in which he said he had been detained in appalling conditions by the Iranian intelligence services until December 20th (his letter was also published in the New York Review of Books in April).
Please leave the train.' " And so on March 11th, when the first reports arrived of mass casualties resulting from explosions on commuter trains, Spanish intelligence officials assumed that ETA had made an appalling mistake.
The description of Aboriginal people in Australia in 1916 as "savages" who "rank lowest in intelligence of all human beings" was a particularly appalling example.
However, it is most appalling that the men and women of the American military and intelligence community who tortured prisoners did so in our collective name.
She faces appalling and occasionally preposterous circumstances with a mixture of innocence and skeptical intelligence that is close to heroic.
These technological capabilities enable the sharing of performance and outcome intelligence among care professionals in their battle to mitigate the mortality and morbidity rates and the appalling social costs of TBIs.
It's appalling — appalling.
