Sentence examples for inconsistent intelligence from inspiring English sources

The months of surveillance work needed to narrow in on Talat, mired by inconsistent intelligence reports, took a toll on Tehlirian.

Behavior can be inconsistent, but intelligence tends not to fluctuate wildly.

But how can it be executed if our intelligence is too inconsistent to determine which bad guys are first on the horizon?

Much of the intelligence is unverifiable, inconsistent or obviously fabricated, and the most shocking allegations, such as the Karzai plot, are sourced to the National Directorate of Security (NDS), Afghanistan's premier spy agency, which has a history of hostility towards the ISI.

Without this broad senior support, there was a risk that potential disciplinary action taken against staff on the back of our intelligence could have been inconsistent.

However, some reviewers noted inconsistent behaviour with the campaign artificial intelligence; 1UP.com noted that it could perform illogical choices, such as "the occasional suicidal war between Dagestan and Russia", while GamePro was critical of the artificial intelligence in a number of areas, including the inability to mount a naval invasion or utilise effective strategies on the campaign map.

Intelligence is by its nature inconsistent.

But truly Christian or not, a deity who always works through law is certainly not inconsistent with the hypothesis of a designing intelligence.

The move comes less than a month after the bill was savaged by the Intelligence and Security committee for having inconsistent and inadequate privacy protections, yet overly broad intrusive powers.

Iran has repeatedly denied that it intends to develop nuclear weapons, IAEA hasn't found any evidence to believe otherwise and America's own intelligence has been self-reversing and inconsistent at best.

Previous reports by the committee have highlighted an inconsistent approach by the agency to recording and following up on intelligence leads.