Sentence examples for intelligence from a from inspiring English sources

That will require enormous dexterity and intelligence from a political system that has recently shown neither.

After all, it was intelligence from a detainee that helped American forces track down Bin Laden.

Police now use proactive targeting using intelligence from a range of sources.

She added: "We are drawing in investigative services, law enforcement, intelligence from a lot of countries.

Earlier this month, intelligence from a former member of Kashmiri's group led to a major terrorist alert in Europe.

A female correspondent informs us that she has just received this intelligence from a friend of hers in San Antonio, Texas: "My next-door neighbor not….

Or simply the result of intelligence from an informant?

What wouldn't you do to gain intelligence from an Al Qaeda suspect?

Mudgett was born into a wealthy family and showed signs of high intelligence from an early age.

The model in question can reportedly collect ground intelligence from an altitude of 4,000 metres as far as 140km from its base.

Again like Rahel, Arendt was conspicuous for her intelligence from an early age; as a young woman, she was nicknamed Pallas Athene.