Sentence examples for bring the intelligence from inspiring English sources

He told his staff that only the C.I.A. had the "connective tissue" to bring the intelligence community together.

They bring the intelligence of General Gordon's death on February 4. A messenger from Colonel Boscawen at Gubat has arrived here, bringing details of the fall of Khartoum.

Gilani, as the country's first civilian leader in more than a decade, was under huge pressure to show he could bring the intelligence agency, and the country, under control.

An online retailer platform called simply "42" is debuting today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY with new ideas about how to bring the intelligence of online e-commerce tools to brick-and-mortar merchants.

"He brings the intelligence level up," Mr. Lynch said.

In 2013 he brought the intelligence and security department (DRS) under cabinet control.

Hall had been forgotten – until the very different case of Edward Snowden brought the intelligence community back into the headlines.

One of the virtues of "Frost/Nixon," Ron Howard's adaptation of Peter Morgan's hit play, is that it brings the intelligence back to the forefront without dispelling the elements of menace and fraudulence that were also part of Nixon's temperament.

Now as director and chief curator of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Ms. Steele has brought the intelligence and rigor of her university education to the students at New York's premier fashion college and to the exhibitions she has mounted over the last decade.

The advantage of bringing the intelligence closer to the data is pretty obvious in that you can run applications much faster when there's less latency involved — and that's especially true given that the data sets used for machine learning tend to be extremely large.

Though analytics is already a crowded space, Spinnakr's product is offering something different – it's bringing the intelligence of a data scientist to all web publishers, while also offering tools allowing its customers to immediately take action on the insight provided.