Sentence examples for intelligence which could from inspiring English sources
Crucial resources were being tied up in combating Russian intelligence, which could be deployed to fight "international terrorism", Mr Evans said.
The Brazilians have also offered to share intelligence, which could prove useful to Colombia in its long war against left-wing guerrilla groups there.
If I were writing an allegory he would be the detached scientific intelligence which could either save the earth or contribute to its rapid disintegration.
I also think that autonomous drones – weapons with an artificial intelligence, which could make lethal decisions on their own – are morally wrong in principle.
GE Capital is paying for research into artificial intelligence, which could help it with such tasks as setting prices for service contracts.
The causes of failure are often many, but one thing that can go a long way toward promoting success on television is a certain quality of modesty — the professional equivalent of emotional intelligence, which could be called egotistical intelligence.
"Cuba has vast intelligence sources which could be of great aid".
Thursday's agreement called for the commission to be created as part of the spending bill for intelligence agencies, which could easily pass both houses of Congress once an agreement with the White House is reached.
Many may be of limited public interest, but they could be of great value to a foreign intelligence service, which could get a more complete idea of the security agency's technical abilities and how to evade its net, officials said.
In his post, Mr. Navalny argued that an investment abroad by a senior Russian national security official exposed him to potential blackmail by Western intelligence agencies, which could presumably cut off the flow of profits, if any, from the real estate investment.
Now, through the combination of HI and AI, we are at the brink of intelligence enhancement, which could be the most consequential technological development of our time, and in history.
