Sentence examples for preliminary intelligence from inspiring English sources

I also accept that some preliminary intelligence will never develop beyond the rumours, hunches or material from dubious sources that should never be admitted into a court.

For years, most Russian scientists and officials have insisted that the Soviet invention was completely independent of the United States, with the exception of preliminary intelligence from Klaus Fuchs.

The possible shift, first reported by The Washington Post on Tuesday, came days after the United States disclosed its preliminary intelligence assessment that chemical munitions, which Mr. Assad's military has been known to stockpile, had been used on a small scale in Syria.

Although he had already failed in 1964 the draft's preliminary intelligence tests in literacy and numeracy (placed at just 16 in an elementary attainment level of 30) – "I said I was the greatest, not the smartest" – fresh calls for his induction came in 1966.

Perhaps Trump had learned something, however preliminary, from American intelligence, and took it upon himself to announce the information.

The committee is concentrating on the last ten years' worth of reports by the C.I.A. Preliminary findings, one intelligence official told me, are disquieting.

Incidental Intelligence: Preliminary to the construction of the new Army camp at New Brunswick, N. J., to be named after Joyce Kilmer, all the trees on the site have been cut down.

The New Yorker, May 2 , 1942P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: Preliminary to the construction of the new Army camp at New Brunswick, N. J., to be named after Joyce Kilmer, all the trees on the site have been cut down.

By Katherine Sproehnle and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 2 , 1942P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: Preliminary to the construction of the new Army camp at New Brunswick, N. J., to be named after Joyce Kilmer, all the trees on the site have been cut down.

At the Colony, a waiter brings… Incidental Intelligence: Preliminary to the construction of the new Army camp at New Brunswick, N. J., to be named after Joyce Kilmer, all the trees… For extra dish-washing, etc. a couple are accustomed to engage a Harlem lady named Stella Bones.

The most profitable place to start preliminary investigation of intelligence in the normal population may be with STX1A itself.