Sentence examples for bomb information from inspiring English sources

A consensus among scientists maintains that the atomic bomb information that prosecutors said the Rosenbergs had conspired to give to the Soviets was of little value, except to corroborate what the Soviets already knew from other spies.

Energy Department officials from Secretary Bill Richardson on down have failed to provide adequate explanations for the disappearance and mysterious reappearance of two computer hard drives containing sensitive nuclear bomb information from the Los Alamos nuclear weapons laboratory.

This is how they still see things: whatever atomic bomb information their father passed to the Russians was, at best, superfluous; the case was riddled with prosecutorial and judicial misconduct; their mother was convicted on flimsy evidence to place leverage on her husband; and neither deserved the death penalty.

But these arrests can be interpreted in another way: they were not culling loyalists but controlling them; they were not disabling, they were directing them – by giving something more deadly than guns or bombs: information.

Even without firm knowledge that the supreme leader had ordered his scientists to assemble a bomb, such information could help guide analysis and decision making, which nobody can afford to approach lightly.

A diary found in Mr Ali's jacket also contained a "blueprint" for the attacks with shopping lists for bomb ingredients, information on how to assemble the explosives and instructions such as "Select date, five days before jet, all link up".

The atomic bomb, the information bomb, and the demographic bomb.

The power of the spoken word is exemplified in a scene where Delany and Gehringer sit and chat for what seems an unusually long time until Delany drops a bomb of information that leaves Gehringer utterly flummoxed.

As chief of the counterterrorism section at the bureau's Washington headquarters, Mr. O'Neill helped capture the mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, coordinated information in the Oklahoma City bombing that led to the arrest of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, and played a key role in the investigation of the crash of Trans World Airlines Flight 800.

A senior F.B.I. official spurns a roguish informant who warns of Mr. Abdel Rahman's activities before the bombing (his information eventually led to the arrests and convictions of the sheik and most of the conspirators).

Cale's life, like his songs, is permanently carpet-bombed with information.