Sentence examples for imperfect intelligence from inspiring English sources
In Bushworld, imperfect intelligence is good enough to knock over Iraq.
If it refuses inspections, 2 must rely on its imperfect intelligence system to determine whether to attack.
They have angered many Pakistanis, who resent the violation of their country's sovereignty and the inevitable civilian casualties when missiles go awry or are directed by imperfect intelligence.
But American officials say the operation quickly became even more difficult when Navy SEALs discovered many more civilians than they had expected, making for the kind of "imperfect intelligence" that ended up scuttling the mission.
A retired C.I.A. officer who served as station chief in South Asia told me that what he found disturbing was the "imperfect intelligence" each country has as to what the other side's intentions are.
One of them may have to decide on whether to go to war, and they shouldn't be allowed to shift the responsibility for the choices they make to the imperfect intelligence agencies that advise them.
The process of adding people to the terror watch lists is as imperfect as the intelligence officials tasked with doing so.
"Intelligence is imperfect," Mr. Woolsey said.
Iraq had shown that the consequences of military action were unpredictable and intelligence was imperfect, Mr McNamara said.
Whether it's racist soap dispensers or reinforcement of negative cultural stereotypes, artificial intelligence is imperfect: and even if it is not programmed to do so, the software can learn on its own to discriminate.
