Sentence examples for intelligence suspecting that from inspiring English sources
No one told us so it was just a presumption — but we had a feeling that intelligence, suspecting that the Russians were close to solving their missile‐guidance problems, was trying to crowd in as many important targets as possible while time re mained.
Worst of all, intelligence suspected that the couple may have been complicit in this treachery.
Although Sadr has denied receiving Iranian aid, U.S. intelligence suspects that the Iranian Quds Force has supplied the Mahdi Army with weapons and financing.
Indian intelligence suspects that hundreds of "porters" are poised to bring in new supplies from Pakistan's side.Why might General Musharraf risk letting them through?
British intelligence suspects that the school's predominantly foreign student body might be inculcating idealistic British youth with radical ideas imported from Russia.
In the 1980's, the official said, American intelligence suspected that the Soviets had used chemical agents to incapacitate Afghan soldiers instantly, but could never verify such reports.
Interestingly enough, Alteryx president and COO George Mathew doesn't see the company competing with the usual Business Intelligence suspects, whether that's more modern platforms like Tableau and QlikView or more traditional enterprise players like SAP Business Objects (where Mathew came from), Oracle Hyperion or IBM Cognos.
That warning even made its way back to Russian intelligence, leaving agents suspecting that Mr. Page had reported their efforts to Moscow.
But in late September, Yahoo News ran an article reporting that American intelligence officials suspected that Page had met with both of them in Moscow — a claim, Page later discovered, that appeared in the dossier on Trump's suspected Russia entanglements complied by the former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele.
American intelligence officials suspect that North Korea already has one or two nuclear weapons.
American intelligence officials suspect that Mullah Omar and other Taliban leaders have been harbored for years in Quetta with the support of part of the ISI.
