Sentence examples for next to intelligence from inspiring English sources

Using joysticks that resemble video-game controls, the reachback operators — who don't need conventional flight training — sit next to intelligence officers and watch, on large flat-screen monitors, a live video feed from the drone's camera.

Interests made their comeback in the Big Four of individual differences, next to psychometric intelligence, personality traits, and values.

The motorcycle bomb in Kandahar exploded near a Turkish school that is next to the national intelligence directorate offices.

We had next to no human intelligence assets anywhere in the region and did not until the very end.

In the handwritten notes on Mr. Corrales's draft, he placed a No. 1 next to two items: intelligence-sharing, and a reference to training for 20 Honduran helicopter pilots.

Syringes were littered next to bodies, a U.S. intelligence source told me; Iranian forces had tried to inject themselves with antidotes.

The New Yorker, June 12 , 1948P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Next to a barograph on display in the window of the Hoffritz store at Fifth Avenue and 45th Street, there's a sign: "Here indeed is the gift for a bank president, ambassador, or a friend".

"[Iran has]... created intelligence bases next to them through which we could hit heavy blows to the group," he said without naming the countries.

Intelligence officials knew next to nothing about the threats arrayed against them.

A fourth defendant, Pavel Ryaguzov, an officer with Russia's FSB intelligence agency, sat next to them, although he appears in a related case.

Another agreed: "As soon as she stood up to say those words she changed herself from a sophisticated, mysterious guiding intelligence and beauty next to Hillary Clinton to the wife of a tarnished Anthony Weiner".