Sentence examples for indicate the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Someone said that (that someone is also happy about the shutdown, which may indicate the intelligence of his position).

The latter is a case where the high number of look-ups indicates the intelligence of Times readers, since "baldenfreude" is not a word but a portmanteau created by pun-loving columnist Maureen Dowd in a piece about follically-challenged NBC executive Jeff Zucker.

"Credible" indicates the intelligence came from a reliable source.

Conservative MP David Davis said the claims indicated the intelligence services had "much more information than they used to have… namely our most intimate traffic".

A recent Edward Snowden leak, reported by The Intercept, indicated the intelligence agency, along with Five Eyes partners, sought to intercept connections going to Google Play to alter downloads and subsequently spy on targets.

Spy stories indicated the intelligence services could get into these things, but you didn't imagine for a moment that the press would stoop to breaking the law in this way".

"These details would indicate the identity of intelligence sources and the specific information shared," Lutz said.

But, the report concludes, "CIA records indicate that the intelligence that led to Hambali's capture in Thailand was based on signals intelligence, a CIA source, and Thai investigative activities" – not information extracted by torture.

At the same time, credible reports from other conversations I've had with officials indicate that the intelligence of the Revolutionary Guard has warned leading reformists that if they become active in the upcoming elections, they will be arrested.

That both have come forward adds further weight to the claims the Shadow Brokers' leak really does contain information stolen from an NSA server, indicating the US intelligence agency was attacking American manufacturers' security products without telling the companies.

Cheney continued to allege links between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda, even though President Bush received a classified President's Daily Brief on September 21 , 2001indicating the U.S. intelligence community had no evidence linking Saddam Hussein to the September 11 attacks and that "there was scant credible evidence that Iraq had any significant collaborative ties with Al Qaeda".