Sentence examples for calibrated intelligence from inspiring English sources

This week a nameless but apparently senior MI6 officer claimed that Downing Street had deliberately "sexed up" carefully calibrated intelligence reports.

One in which we see the struggle with jihadism as one calling not for massive interventionism in the Islamic world but for carefully calibrated intelligence and special ops war, police action, and shrewd diplomacy to diminish the well of potential recruits.

Instead of running focus groups and spinning theories, he says, marketers could learn more by administering scientifically calibrated tests of intelligence and personality traits.

Most movies offer carefully calibrated insults to the intelligence.

"The Honorable Woman," Sundance Channel: This thriller could be a tad pompous about its own intelligence, but overall, it provided a nicely calibrated examination of the collision of the personal and the political.

In the words of Yogi Berra, "It's déjà vu all over again!" In September, 77 U.S. Senators voted for the Kyl-Lieberman resolution that called for 'the prudent and calibrated use of all instruments of U.S. power, including diplomatic, economic, intelligence, and military instruments".

Some intelligence and administration officials said Iran seemed to have carefully calibrated its involvement in Iraq over the last year, in contrast to what President Bush and other American officials have publicly portrayed as an intensified Iranian role.

But aid to the Pakistani military and intelligence service should be closely conditioned -- that is, carefully calibrated to results.

Test scoring was initially calibrated across investigators on the verbal tests from the Wechsler abbreviated scale of intelligence (WASI) (Wechsler 2007) in order to assure a common scoring technique.

Poe calibrated and recalibrated.

The repression is calibrated.