Sentence examples for it seems that intelligence from inspiring English sources
You may have just answered this, but it seems that intelligence failures are endemic when it comes to threats of terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
However, if intelligence "consists in an inflection of past experience" (i.e., memory), then it would seem that intelligence is fed by one of the aspects of consciousness, even though intelligence is not a necessary attribute of consciousness itself.
It seems that beyond having inadequate intelligence about the weapons of mass destruction, we didn't even understand how the Iraqi government thought and functioned.
Even among the professionally ogled, it seems that some measure of intelligence, attitude and depth is what distinguishes the compelling elite from the merely attractive.
It seems that the better performance on intelligence tests after MPH treatment did not result from lessening ADHD symptoms.
And despite all the uproar, it seems that operations at the British and American intelligence agencies are continuing as normal.
And, despite all the uproar, it seems that operations at the British and American intelligence agencies are continuing as normal.
It seems that these large companies can't deliver artificial intelligence without hiding it behind a brand.
But if we do live in such a world, it seems doubtful that intelligence, in the rather narrow sense Mensa defines it, has much to do with the way it is organized.
Given that Haqqani family members arrived at the compound just half an hour before the strike, it seemed that the Americans were relying on fresh intelligence.
