Sentence examples for intelligence problems from inspiring English sources

It's important to know that there were intelligence problems.

Two explanations have been put forward for the intelligence problems.

Mr. Solomonoff went on to pioneer the application of probability theory to solving artificial intelligence problems.

Mr. Powell urged a presidential commission examining intelligence problems in Iraq to look into what he said was a failure by the Central Intelligence Agency.

An executive decision right now to fully restore that clout could attend to our critical intelligence problems far sooner than the current proposal.

Once again, the State Department recommends solving its organizational, leadership and intelligence problems by expanding its reach rather than looking inward ("State Dept. Faults U.S. Aid for War Refugees as Inept," news article, May 9).

Rosenhan's test is, in a way, a classic intelligence problem.

But is U.S. nation-building in the Muslim world the most important national security and intelligence problem we face today?

In attempting to solve one kind of intelligence problem (overdiagnosis), the hospital simply created another problem (underdiagnosis).

"But whether the weapons were destroyed, or hidden, or we have an intelligence problem, we have to find the answer.

The answer, of course, is that this is the hard artificial intelligence problem and it is difficult to create an artificial character that convinces a real person for more than a few minutes.