Sentence examples for really intelligence from inspiring English sources

In 2002, hackles were raised anew when a New Yorker profile revealed that Roger Straus, the venerable publisher of Farrar, Straus & Giroux, had in the late '40s given cover to two men who worked as literary scouts but were really intelligence officers.

"It's really the intelligence behind them".

It was not really about intelligence dossiers, whether sexed up by Alastair Campbell or otherwise.

"That's the kind of thing that's hard to predict unless you have really good intelligence assets on the ground".

"I suspect they didn't want to throw good money after bad because they had really poor intelligence to prove these guys were members of the Rebels".

"The quick pinprick operation will be valid for certain targets where you have really good intelligence," the admiral said.

However, their neuroimaging studies do not answer incendiary questions like whether current standardized tests "really" measure intelligence, or are culturally or otherwise biased.

A3 Russian Defector Identified A Russian diplomat at the United Nations who defected to the United States in October was really an intelligence officer, Sergei Tretyakov, American officials said.

As the EU grows larger, so does queasiness in its biggest members about sharing really hot intelligence with the entire block, says Daniel Keohane of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank.

But Deep Blue, you know, it's arguable whether it really exhibited intelligence, in the sense that it wasn't able to do anything else at all, not even play strictly simpler games like tic-tac-toe.

From some really excellent intelligence from that area, we have learned that the perimeter of the village is heavily mined, and that's why we'll be going into the village itself.