Sentence examples for of poor intelligence from inspiring English sources

President Bush seems to have been the recipient of poor intelligence again.

He must bear final responsibility for the gathering of poor intelligence, its incorrect interpretation and, most important, for poor judgment.

These variations of English, like so-called "standard" English, are not indicators of poor intelligence or deficient cultures.

This wasn't a mistake in the heat of battle, the result of poor intelligence, or an indiscriminate reaction.

I discovered amid the leaked data what might be proof of a similar and even more catastrophic example of poor intelligence.

These steps have helped, but have not solved the problem of poor intelligence, human error, and a lack of transparency and accountability.

Since the end of the war, there has been considerable criticism of the planning undertaken by the Australians prior to the operation, and it has been argued that the operation failed due to poor intelligence and lack of resources and was ultimately unnecessary.

The performance of Coastal Command's strike wings was down to poor intelligence and equipment, which it was refused, in favour of diverting them to other roles.

In the course of the armed struggle, the A.N.C., through its security forces, undertook military operations which, though intended for military or security force targets, sometimes went awry for a variety of reasons, including poor intelligence and reconnaissance.

Books by Patrick Cockburn and the Guardian's Jason Burke, and a searing analysis of the Raqqa caliphate by Graeme Wood in March's Atlantic magazine all tell the same tale: of ham-fisted interventions, poor intelligence, counterproductive assassinations and the misjudgment alike of friends and enemies.

The western states expected a German attack at some point in the spring of 1940 but there was poor intelligence on exactly what form the attack would take.