Sentence examples for intelligence beyond from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kean has never had a security clearance or experience with "raw intelligence" (beyond what one is exposed to among New Jersey politicians).

Still, Ms. Dimitrova, an impish tomboy with an intelligence beyond her fifth-grade education, has already influenced her options.

Using lingo unavailable in 1914, (it was coined later by John von Neumann) he might conclude that the human race had reached a "singularity" — a point where it had gained an intelligence beyond the understanding of the 1914 mind.

He said the summary "contains no intelligence beyond that contained" in the broader intelligence estimate, which was provided to members of Congress and to the committee, "and does not set forth policy advice that should be considered privileged".

He argues that though humans possess the unique capacity to extend life and intelligence beyond Earth towards unknown new horizons, there is a better-than-even chance that we will fail to do so.

A day after senior White House officials said the decision to raise the terror alert level on Sunday had been driven in part by new intelligence beyond the information about specific buildings in the United States, the White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, told reporters that "there are some ongoing operations under way" to disrupt terrorist activity.

The prime minister said he had intelligence putting it "beyond doubt" that "Saddam has continued to produce chemical and biological weapons, that he continues in his efforts to develop nuclear weapons, and that he has been able to extend the range of his ballistic missile programme".

So deeply held was the view that Iraq possessed illicit weapons -- within the intelligence community and beyond -- that it took American interrogators several months to concede that Iraqi prisoners who repeatedly said Iraq did not have such arsenals might be telling the truth, current and former intelligence officials said in recent interviews.

The dossier included a foreword by Mr Blair in which he wrote that he believed the intelligence had established "beyond doubt" that Iraq continued to produce chemical weapons.

The intelligence was beyond dispute: the troops could be seen and counted.

Raheem Sterling, in particular, was excellent, showing admirable commitment, exceptional skill and a cool intelligence way beyond his years.