Sentence examples similar to overlooked intelligence from inspiring English sources
In the latest article in a long-running series about Pakistan and terrorism, independent journalism outlet ProPublica and documentary television show FrontLine detail a fatal combination of botched intelligence decisions, prescient tips overlooked and diplomatic friction.
And while its writers resist serious analysis, Viz's most overlooked quality has always been a furious intelligence.
Often overlooked and rarely explored in global leadership programs, contextual intelligence is essential in an international environment as individuals and organizations must learn to adjust and adapt their expectations and operations to local norms.
Malone thinks technology's ability to provide us hyperconnectivity is an overlooked asset, and critical for the growth and development of collective intelligence—"that is, connecting people to other people, and also to computers, at a scale and in rich, new ways that were never possible before," he says.
Exploiting native intelligence to meet the needs of the Industrial Revolution and the post-war technology revolution required only seeking out the overlooked and undereducated talent in the working class.
But others were predisposed to look for one because of another past intelligence failure: after American officials missed preparations for a 1998 North Korean missile test, they later found that one overlooked signal was the construction of a reviewing stand in the weeks before the test.
Was something overlooked?
"People feel disenfranchised and overlooked.
By overlooked, I don't mean forgotten.
We've been sadly overlooked!
