Sentence examples for most intelligence from inspiring English sources

Most intelligence agencies compete with each other.

But most intelligence experts agree that Mr. Hussein does not have a nuclear device yet.

Most intelligence analysts now believe that the trailers were to produce hydrogen for weather balloons used in artillery practice.

While cloak-and-dagger escapades make for better headlines, most intelligence analysts rely on old-fashioned legwork.

Fewer than half of the smallest premature children, those born weighing 1 pound 9 ounces and under, scored in the normal range on most intelligence and achievement tests.

"Most intelligence specialists assess this to be the intended use, but some believe that these tubes are probably intended for conventional weapons programs," it added.

"I have the most combat power that anyone will have here, the most resources, the most intelligence-gathering ability," he said.

This breach was hardly an earth-shaking revelation for most intelligence-watchers in Canada.

To start this post, let's first stipulate that the Republican Party of aristocrat George W. Bush labeling "elitist" the Democratic Party of up-from-the-bootstraps Barack Obama is about the silliest, most intelligence-insulting frame ever attempted by a major political party in contemporary American history.

Australia is one of the United States' most important intelligence partners, receiving more American intelligence than any country except perhaps Britain, American and Australian intelligence officials say.

Also on Tuesday, the two most senior intelligence leaders are due to testify before the House intelligence committee.