Sentence examples for intelligence telling from inspiring English sources

On set she amazed the film-makers with her intelligence, telling Frears, "You've rewritten my part.

In Maureen Dowd's Nov. 25 column about the increasingly thorough airport pat-downs of female travelers, she asks, "Do we have intelligence telling us that grandmothers are part of Al Qaeda now?" Her question begets other questions: Did we have intelligence telling us that teenage girls and boys would become suicide bombers for Hamas?

Musk has been critical of the possible harm from artificial intelligence, telling Massachusetts Institute of Technology students that "if I had to guess at what our biggest existential threat is, it's probably that".

"We have serious indications coming from reliable intelligence telling us that there's significant risk of an attack," Frédéric Pechenard, director of France's national police, told a reporter on Europe 1 radio, adding that the Qaeda affiliate, Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, "is targeting us in particular".

It's a bit like how electrical signals tell your muscles to change shape when you flex or grip, but all done at the behest of onboard virtual intelligence telling the tire what shape will best help it maintain traction and control given the current state of the road beneath it.

Musk has been critical of the possible harm from artificial intelligence, telling Massachusetts Institute of Technology students that "If I had to guess at what our biggest existential threat is, it's probably that," according to a report in the Guardian.

James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, told Congress, "There is no loophole in the law".

"Iran learned the lessons of North Korea, Pakistan, Libya, Syria, and Iraq," Amos Yadlin, a former chief of military intelligence, told me.

S. Cohen, the Treasury's under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, told reporters in a telephone conference call.

"If intelligence tells you there is something headed into New York City, you can take action," he said.

Stuart Levey, under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, told reporters on a conference call that the program was "a highly valuable counterterrorism tool.