Sentence examples for dependable intelligence from inspiring English sources
The product was unpredictable and at times volatile – she quickly gained a reputation as an excellent and dependable intelligence expert, but she also got into trouble through outbursts of anger that led to disciplinary action against her.
American officials shared that assessment, though they noted that in Pakistan very little intelligence is dependable.
On the positive side of the ledger, intelligence leads from locals are proving much more dependable.
The sociologist Christine B. Whelan reports that by 2008, men's interest in a woman's education and intelligence had risen to No. 4, just after mutual attraction, dependable character and emotional stability.
On the issue of Iraq in particular, but also Sept. 11 and other setbacks, repeated intelligence failures have transformed even Mr. Roberts, a Kansan long regarded as a dependable defender of the C.I.A and a loyal ally of President Bush, into a vociferous critic of intelligence agencies and an impatient second-guesser of the White House's own overhaul plan.
Because human beings, even in blue, are so corruptible, some crime-fighters argue that the most dependable new ingredient in the police armoury is not human leg-power, but computerised intelligence.On the screenThe man behind this notion, Jack Maple, is a dandy who affects dark glasses, homburgs and two-tone shoes; yet he has become something of a legend in America's police departments.
Snacks were more dependable.
