Sentence examples for may be intelligence from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. director during the Libyan campaign, Robert S. Mueller III, told Congress at the time that there "may be intelligence officers that are operating with the different types of cover in the United States".

As has been the case throughout the history of terrorism, government anxiety centres on what to do about those against whom there may be intelligence but no usable evidence.

We weren't even told where he was, though a technician said he was not in the MI6 building, but "somewhere north of the river", which may be intelligence slang of some kind.

But that linkage may only be intelligence.

"I think it would be reasonable to conclude that they must be targeting scarce resources, which may or may not be intelligence-led, about where they think most activity which infringes the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 occurs," he said.

Leaks yesterday suggested that the beleaguered defence secretary, Geoff Hoon, may be the intelligence committee's principal target - rather than the way intelligence was distorted about the supposed threat from Iraq.

If better nutrition created conditions for genes to increase height, other environmental improvements may be helping intelligence to flourish.

The family is concerned that the UK Government may be supplying intelligence to the Bangladesh authorities which is being used against Mr Rahman.

They may, for example, be less likely to smoke, more likely to eat healthy foods or to exercise, and so on.Alternatively (or in addition) it may be that intelligence is one manifestation of an underlying, genetically based healthiness.

It may be that intelligence sets the limits on the amount of information a person can learn and retain, while creative thinking provides the flexibility necessary for the original production of ideas.

"It may be artificial intelligence or chat bots or automated assistants.