Sentence examples for dire intelligence from inspiring English sources

The book says Mr. Tenet hurriedly organized the meeting, calling ahead from his car as it traveled to the White House, because he wanted to "shake Rice" into persuading the president to respond to dire intelligence warnings about a possible terrorist strike.

Mr. Ashcroft and Mr. Pickard agreed, however, that neither of them had been informed by the White House during the summer of 2001 that President Bush had taken an interest in the question of domestic threats posed by Al Qaeda and had received a special C.I.A. briefing on the issue on Aug. 6, after months of dire intelligence warnings that suggested an imminent, possibly catastrophic attack.

Instead of being bombarded with dire cherry-picked intelligence about W.M.D., this time we're being serenaded with feel-good cherry-picked statistics offering hope.

In an interview Sir John seemed willing to modify an argument in his book to reflect the potentially dire consequences of bad intelligence about terrorists armed with nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.

When Bill Gates and Elon Musk issue dire warnings about artificial intelligence, I scoff.

Walsh and other members of the campaign painted a dire picture of uninhibited artificial intelligence taking root on battlefields and national borders.

In turn, Russia's state-sponsored mind-control programs — in the form of troll farms and botnets — reflect our intelligence agencies' most dire warnings.

Although he was aware of the persistent desertions that were reducing the size of his army and that the army was running short of food and other critical supplies, he did not know that the American army was also daily growing in size, or that Gates had intelligence on how dire the situation was in his camp.

It wasn't long after Laura Montoya began working in artificial intelligence that she noticed a dire lack of diversity in the field.

There's no shortage of dire warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence these days.

In a mature, responsible, polity this kind of insult to decent opinion and intelligence would have immediate and dire consequences.