Sentence examples for more direct intelligence from inspiring English sources

One way of trying to identify a bomb's origin positively, several experts say, is to match debris signatures with libraries of classified data about nuclear arms around the world, including old fallout signatures and more direct intelligence about bomb types, characteristics and construction materials.

The Intelligence committees in both chambers have more direct oversight of the NSA specifically, but the legal angle leaves ample room for the Judiciary panels to weigh in.

Watford's style is far more direct says Page, but he believes Graham has the ability and intelligence to quickly adapt to a different way of playing.

On Sunday, Clapper received the support of the chairwoman of the Senate intelligence committee, Dianne Feinstein, who told ABC: "There is no more direct or honest person than Jim Clapper.

Marvin Minsky, a neural network pioneer, was more direct, "within a generation," he said, "… the problem of creating 'artificial intelligence' will substantially be solved".

In addition to writing realistic books that treat young readers' intelligence as a given, though, Green speaks to his audience in more direct ways.

Haynie is more direct.

Others are more direct.

Van Naeltwijck is more direct.

Coughlin was more direct.

Dishman was more direct.