Sentence examples for harvest of intelligence from inspiring English sources

As the war progressed, the harvest of intelligence became steadily more abundant, though there was occasional confusion between MI6 and the Special Operations Executive (SOE), set up under Hugh Dalton with instructions from Churchill "to set Europe ablaze".

"Developing countries are increasingly suspicious of global health initiatives justified on the grounds of 'global health security' " (128, p. 372) because "the harvest of outbreak intelligence overseas is essentially geared to benefit wealthy nations" (87, p. 19).

Developing resilience on personal, organisational and planetary levels is not only imperative at this time of global emergency, it will also lead to a deeper experience of personal wellbeing, to the harvesting of collective intelligence and wisdom, and to organisations starting to articulate and live their planetary purpose.

Top secret information published by the Guardian detailed that NSA harvested nearly 3bn pieces of intelligence from US computer networks in just 30 days.

So far, several kinds of intelligence are being harvested from the network.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?

tests were not good measures of intelligence".

That's the job of intelligence experts.

The officers collect vast amounts of intelligence.

The doubts of intelligence experts were suppressed.

Ditto a certain level of intelligence.