Sentence examples for precarious intelligence from inspiring English sources
It was a thick and spectacularly complicated operation, as you might expect, packed with uncountable meetings, precarious intelligence gatherings, endless planning and huge sums of invisible money no one really knows how to measure.
The officials said that Mr. Fujimori's hold on power remained precarious and that his dismissed intelligence chief, Vladimiro Montesinos, who has strong ties to the military, remained capable of influencing events in Peru.
In a precarious world, the full range of American intelligence and intelligence-gathering on, for example, China's military build-up and Iran's nuclear ambitions needs urgent re-evaluating.
Yet despite its rapid development, intelligence forecasting remained a precarious trade.
"So I guess the question looks something like this: how does nonliving artificial-intelligence technology relate to the precarious state of life on earth?
That museum makes the war's outcome seem thoroughly unpredictable: the instruments of intelligence, still there — pushpins on maps and draped telephone cables — show just how precarious the enterprise was.
It feels like Weitz is trying to say something about the precarious nature of success and how some people can't find an outlet for their intelligence, but it comes across as muddled at best.
When a narrator is unreliable -- biased, silly or, as here, very young -- it is a precarious enterprise for the author to negotiate the boundary between the teller of a tale and its controlling intelligence.
The most recent intelligence report on Iraq, released yesterday, concludes that Mr. Maliki's government is unable to govern and will become "more precarious" over the next six months to a year.
Conversation is precarious.
