Sentence examples for intelligence compromised from inspiring English sources

There was no indication of espionage, the officials said, nor was any American intelligence compromised.

The controversial (and unverified) dossier about President Donald Trump's connections to Russia noted that Russian intelligence compromised Telegram's security within the last couple years.

Therefore, they separated themselves from attributes deemed feminine: emotional intelligence, compromise, collaboration and creativity.

What is more, disclosure of confidential intelligence could compromise ongoing or future operations through the revelation of existing sources and methods of intelligence gathering.

The agency sometimes feared that F.B.I. prosecutions resulting from such intelligence might compromise its relationships with foreign services, although there were safeguards to protect confidential information.

But he said that the Cubans had assumed duties beyond the normal activities of a military alliance, and that their presence in areas like military intelligence could compromise national security.

The problem reached such a crisis that it now appears that a substantial intelligence asset was compromised in one official's desperation to convince the news media that yes, there really was information about an imminent attack even though some of it was years old.

"Let us presume that is true," Reims said, warming to his argument that intelligence investigations had compromised the chain of evidence against Lerch.

On the other hand, its military and intelligence community is compromised by extremist elements that, among other things, provide support for Islamic holy warriors fighting India in Kashmir.

He had confessed online to a supposed confidant earlier in the week that he had submitted compromised intelligence to WikiLeaks, only for that correspondence to be handed to the FBI.

The last thing you want is all of your retrieved intelligence and data compromised by a non-spy discovering what you've found.