Sentence examples for intelligence worry from inspiring English sources

It (and the colleagues in military intelligence) worry about the command and control of Russian forces there, especially those with a access to nuclear weapons (accidents and sales, rather than warfare, being the big worry).

If empathy is core to the future of artificial intelligence, worry not – the Singularity is still quite a way off, no matter how many terrifying Holocaust-denying, racist, anti-feminist white millennial-bots Microsoft "accidentally" spawns.

Intelligence officials worry the sources of their information could dry up.

The intelligence reports worry the Administration, which is trying to prevent third-world countries from developing long-range rockets that could be used to deliver chemical or even nuclear warheads.

Many current and former intelligence officials worry that the department, soon to be the second largest agency in the federal government after the Pentagon, will drain experienced analysts from their existing agencies and further reduce the C.I.A.'s role as the principal agency for analyzing intelligence.

The $100 million project has reportedly been declared a national security risk due to a tall tower that's part of the design, which intelligence officials worry could be used for surveillance.

Now, with Yemen roiled by street protests and political upheaval, U.S. intelligence officials worry that the former Guantanamo detainees will seek to capitalize on the turmoil to plot attacks against their former captors and other targets.

Last April, the CIA director was shown intelligence that worried him.

Last April, according to Wood, Obama's director of the C.I.A., John Brennan, "was shown intelligence that worried him.

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But even the military, typically more upbeat than the intelligence agencies, worries that the country could plunge into civil war once American troops leave.