Sentence examples for reams of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Picking targets is normally a painstaking process, involving reams of intelligence reports checked and rechecked against satellite photographs.

Many were the subjects of American-led investigations that yielded reams of intelligence and evidence but almost no significant prosecutions by the Afghan authorities.

One thing is already clear: The government has to urgently improve its ability to use the reams of intelligence it receives every day on suspected terrorists and plots.

The programme channelled reams of intelligence and a string of defectors with claims of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction to the US and Britain.

Schiff shot back a direct question about whether Rogers in fact knew about the foreign leader spying, which Rogers said he could not answer without confirming – but invited the committee member to view reams of intelligence in private.

American officials are scrutinizing reams of intelligence data in an attempt to determine if there was anything that the US Intelligence Community could have known in advance about the terrorists and the coordinated attacks in Paris that killed 129 people and left 300 others hospitalized.

Consider these flaws in the NIE's "key judgments," which were made public even though approximately 140 pages of analysis, and reams of underlying intelligence, remain classified.

Mr. Kissinger, in a gesture that now seems recklessly generous, passed along to the Chinese reams of top-secret intelligence on the Soviet Union and India.

"One could collect through human, technical or open-source means reams of material," said one senior intelligence official, "but unless you have the people to exploit it, you can't do anything with it".

Arguably one of the best things the 61-year-old can bring to England – and the FA – is a brand of intelligence that permits him to devour reams of statistical player analysis and endless, dry, heavyweight, academic papers on sports science and psychology before swiftly filtering invaluable insights from irrelevancies.

Intelligence agencies collect reams of personal data from our everyday interactions.