Sentence examples for so intelligence from inspiring English sources
"So intelligence has a very different role today.
Haydon denied the extremist had been "allowed to run" so intelligence could be gained on the aspirant jihadis he attracted.
Even so, intelligence officials in Washington said they were exploring whether the government had received warnings from United Nations inspectors.
But the immunity deal fell apart, so intelligence officials decided to do what spies do best: They offered to buy the data.
National security prosecutors raised operational concerns: disclosing more to defendants could tip off a foreign target that his communications were being monitored, so intelligence officials might become reluctant to share crucial information that might create problems in a later trial.
He told the BBC that terrorists used the internet, email and social messaging, so intelligence agencies "have to have the power to intercept particularly international communications that might be relevant to preventing terrorist attacks".
The higher you can get, the further you can see: so intelligence-gathering from the air is a vital task for air forces worldwide.
So intelligence-gathering agencies will get a $296 million technological boost, the Australian Border Force will get $50 million in training funds, and telecommunications companies will receive $131 million to help them store our private meta-data for lubricated government access (they'll slip in so easily, you won't even notice).
There's so much intelligence on this".
TINA OPIE: So emotional intelligence.
