Sentence examples for most intelligence and from inspiring English sources
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.
As always, and as is customary with most intelligence services, nobody has taken responsibility.
It's apparent now that the nation's most significant intelligence and security team failed to install the most up-to-date, anti-leak software.
Most intelligence agencies compete with each other.
Seven years later, Osama Bin Laden by most intelligence accounts, is still alive.
The text had been reorganized to highlight the most recent intelligence, and some of the language had been strengthened.
He said then that "finding and rooting out Al Qaeda members and their associates and sympathizers once they have entered the U.S. is our most serious intelligence and law enforcement challenge".
Even someone with the most basic intelligence and knowledge of Pakistan would tell it that sending troops into Pakistan will only strengthen the forces opposing the United States and will destabilize the government of Pakistan, no matter who leads it.
Some of the most senior intelligence and law enforcement officials in the United States strongly defended the National Security Agency's broad surveillance efforts on Tuesday, saying they had disrupted more than 50 terrorist plots around the world.
Across the spectrum, there are concerns that Mr. Maliki's return would further strengthen the hold of his Dawa Party over the key instruments of the state — the police, the army and, perhaps most importantly, intelligence — and close off the possibility that there will ever be a peaceful transfer of power to a rival party.
I had gone off to Oregon to interview a Navy yeoman named Charles Radford who had earlier handled the most sensitive intelligence and other data for Henry Kissinger, and who had ended up in the middle of what clearly was a White House spying ring — yet another legacy of Watergate.
