Sentence examples for meager intelligence from inspiring English sources
Kurds also worry that the meager intelligence means at their disposal means they cannot fully evaluate or corroborate the material at hand.
"We have very meager intelligence resources, and we're sort of flying blind," Howard H. Baker Jr. said on Feb. 16 in Tokyo, in his final news briefing as American ambassador to Japan.
One of the many things that appeals to me about humanity (besides organic grocery markets) is our quixotic attempts at self-expression despite the obstacles of occasionally meager intelligence, extreme emotional immaturity and oft-misguided passion.
He repeatedly complained to senior American officials that the intelligence was meager or simply bad.
On Sunday, the New York Times reported that an intelligence official and general who has since been fired in what looked like a meager attempt at damage control was among a group of Saudi officials who broached international assassinations in private-sector meetings last year.
But two comments need to be made: First, that "meager" conclusion alone would be enough to disturb a scientific naturalist who wishes to rule out all such transcendent intelligence.
Falk Struckmann brings a commanding baritone voice and musical intelligence to the role of Wozzeck, investing this disintegrated and delusional character, a soldier forced to supplement his meager pay with menial work, with a pitiable dignity.
As the District Sentinel reported, multiple Senators called for meager NSA reforms in the wake of the Snowden revelations to be completely disregarded, and for an increase in the intelligence budget, and that the Obama administration should stop trying to close Guantánamo.
