Sentence examples for early intelligence on from inspiring English sources

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

On the other hand the police and MI5 face repeated assertions that early intelligence on Mohammad Siddique Khan, who hatched the July bomb plot in London, was ignored.

Early intelligence on the personalities of the men they were hunting suggested a reclusive figure who, even when not on the run, would maintain a low profile.

Another official, a senior Army officer who served in Iraq, described early intelligence on the Iraqi leadership as producing "a lot of dry holes".

Photograph: Rafiq Maqbool/AP Updated at 12.17pm GMT 9.08am GMT Dan Sabbagh, the Guardian's head of media, tweets some early intelligence on what the report may contain: Dan Sabbagh (@dansabbagh) Early speculation is that the report will be measured on press regulation, but excoriating in its criticisms of Fleet Street culture.

Most research into IQ and health has focused on exactly this issue: researchers have tried to isolate the effects of early intelligence on health by controlling for childhood and adult socioeconomic conditions.

If they act on "early" intelligence, as they did in Forest Gate where the information appears to have been incorrect, the result is a fiasco.

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

"Early intelligence, early warning, early detection.

Although lacking any immediate evidence, American and Australian officials concluded that based on earlier intelligence gathering and the nature of the blast, the bombing was probably the work of Jemaah Islamiyah, a regional fundamentalist Islamic organization based in Indonesia and headed by Abu Bakar Bashir.

The Wechsler intelligence scales were originally developed from earlier intelligence scales by David Wechsler.