Sentence examples for fact intelligence from inspiring English sources

In fact, intelligence experts inside and outside government now say, the photograph provides no such concrete evidence.

In fact, intelligence officials have gathered no evidence to suggest that infiltration is widespread, as the Taliban claims, according to the officers, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the nature of their positions advising Afghan forces.

In fact, intelligence officials now say there was precious little other evidence to support findings that Mr. Hussein would have a nuclear weapon by the end of the decade.

The officials said that after the bombing they did learn a great deal about the embassy's intelligence operations, including the background of the three Chinese journalists who were killed and who American officials say were in fact intelligence agents.

In fact, intelligence agencies knew of tentative contacts between Saddam and an infant Al Qaeda in the early 1990's, but found no good evidence of a continuing relationship.

It misleads, by reinforcing the view that ability is fixed when in fact intelligence is both malleable and incremental.

persons who are, in fact, legitimate intelligence targets; these are some of the most important aspects of intelligence tradecraft.

In fact, the "intelligence community" contains 13 federal organisations, and the CIA accounts for only around a tenth of the intelligence budget of $30 billion.

"By declaring some high goals of their work, they in fact collect intelligence for foreign states".

So the fact that intelligence is partly heritable doesn't mean you can't modify it".

Last year Blair apologised "for the fact the intelligence we received was wrong".