Sentence examples for helpful intelligence from inspiring English sources
Russia helped America to gain access to Central Asian states and provided helpful intelligence in the early months of the war in Afghanistan.
That is how it the NHS was treating it: as helpful intelligence for a complex system.
Indeed, Foti et al. (2012) find that those who rate themselves as above average in sensitivity (e.g., helpful), intelligence (e.g., knowledgeable) and dedication (e.g., hardworking) tend to prefer prototypical leadership (a concept similar to transformational leadership in their study) or autocratic leadership compared to other leadership styles.
It is massively counterintuitive to suppose that all that torture produced no helpful intelligence even recognizing that a lot of deception from the victims was mixed in.
Understanding vehicle movements, Mr Aggarwal says, is especially helpful to intelligence and security experts in Afghanistan and Iraq.
That framework has been absurdly abused, to the point where it would be helpful if intelligence officials wore little lights that turned on when they switched from plain English to the language that sounds like it but in which the words mean different things.
Experience is not helpful without intelligence based on real-time data.
Accounts conflict over whether the waterboarding was helpful in getting intelligence from Zubaydah.
Accounts conflict, however, over whether the waterboarding was helpful in gleaning intelligence from Zubaydah, who was also interrogated conventionally.
Mr. Skripal was so helpful that Czech intelligence officers continued to meet with him, the official said, making several trips to Britain in subsequent years, though the exact dates are unclear.
