Sentence examples for earlier intelligence from inspiring English sources

The latest C.I.A. report follows earlier intelligence assessments that warned American commanders in Iraq of increasing resentment among ordinary Iraqis.

The world would be a different place today if the earlier intelligence had been heeded and the later intelligence ignored.

Yet the administration was scorned because it did not react in August 2001 to earlier intelligence indicating that Al Qaeda wanted to fly planes into buildings.

But hold that horselaugh: "Embarrassment on fake documents obscured earlier intelligence that Iraq may have been trying to buy uranium," notes an F.T. subheading.

These estimates contrast sharply with earlier intelligence reports, in which the number of insurgents has varied from as few as 2,000 to a maximum of 7,000.

But just as some earlier intelligence estimates before the war have proved incorrect, specialists acknowledge that the current assessments, too, are inevitably imperfect.

Unlike some earlier intelligence-agency leakers, she showed no signs of having been attracted to the job because of its cloak-and-dagger aspect.

As noted earlier, intelligence-led approaches are currently being utilised in a variety of capacities to reduce and prevent environment-related crimes.

The Giants gather early intelligence on the colleges' spring practices and workouts from a national scouting service.

The President's apparent nonchalance today was the result of this early intelligence, the White House official said.

First, they might want to consider focusing their efforts on the early intelligence stages of the projects they assist.