Sentence examples for is some intelligence from inspiring English sources

There is some intelligence to suggest regime culpability in this attack.

In one, I write it out in all caps so that he fully understands the depth of my hatred; in the next, I refer to him as a "capricious asshole" to give the illusion that there is some intelligence to go along with a mouth fit for a sailor.

Northumbria Police Assistant Chief Constable Greg Vant said: "There is some intelligence that Raoul Moat may have had more than one weapon and it is only prudent, with the safety of the public in mind, not to rule such a possibility out".

"There has been some intelligence that it is an area we should go into".

"There has been some intelligence of Iranian surrogates attempting to attack U.S. bases," General Odierno said at a Baghdad news briefing.

She said that, while there was some intelligence cooperation between the countries, there are still differences over "what sort of balance to strike over the intensity of surveillance" used to combat terrorism and the consequences for privacy and individual freedom.

Heightened concern over the purity and concentration of the anthrax came as a Congressional official said there had been some intelligence warnings last week that suspicious packages would be sent to important places and people.

Philip Cowley (@philipjcowley) Not seen division lists, but that gvt rebellion must be bigger than the one that brought down Chamberlain in 1940: http://t.co/U5WgxlXDTY August 29 , 201311.18pm BST Here's some intelligence about the voting.

"Although I understood what was going on, my teachers thought there were some intelligence concerns, when really, there wasn't anything wrong with my intellect," she says.

Given that the U.K. has joined into the ban, though, there is likely some intelligence that this is a threat.

The US is already understood to be sharing some intelligence about the location of Assad's troops with the opposition, and has provided $25m in "non-lethal" assistance.