Sentence examples for intelligence contributed from inspiring English sources

Lambert has acknowledged that his intelligence contributed to the convictions of Clark and Sheppard, but has repeatedly denied being involved in the bombing himself.

One wonders what Maar might have done had she not crossed Picasso's path; and, beyond its documentation, what her fierce intelligence contributed to the thinking behind "Guernica".

It is thought that local intelligence contributed to the pinpoint attack on Mohamed Emwazi two months ago; paranoid as Isis is, there will be spies operating in the areas under its control.

General intelligence contributed to success on all 25 subjects.

CoP acts as a virtual classroom where social interactions and collective intelligence contribute to the development of individual career interests.

In general, the game's multiplayer modes were more popular than single-player, with the "predictable and basic" artificial intelligence contributing to a low difficulty level at times.

Perhaps Mr. Maazel's very intelligence contributes to a common impression of him, or misapprehension.

The outcome of the LPS-4 that addresses fluid intelligence significantly contributed to the predictions of the benefit for speech intelligibility in all of the three conditions.

Cook denied that any US military or intelligence assets contributed to the funeral strike.

Addington, who had become an expert in intelligence law, contributed legal research.

In 1957, his reporting on secret anti-French Algerian guerrilla fighters, in what some alleged was an intelligence operation, contributed to his leaving France.