Sentence examples for some intelligence on from inspiring English sources

For example, don't trucks need to be checked before entering the bridges or tunnels every day, as opposed to a few days after the discovery of some intelligence on the other side of the world?

For the truly paranoid, it could be possible to introduce uncertainties by routinely accessing bogus data, but although the user will know which data is real, and which is bogus, this will introduce the need for some "intelligence" on the client (to separate the wheat from the chaff), and we find ourselves transported to the alternative solution presented in Section 3.8.

Oka had some intelligence on the Marine defenses, extracted from a U.S. Army pilot captured on 30 August.

Declassified versions of the October 2002 document included dissents from some intelligence agencies on some crucial questions, including the issue of whether Iraq was reconstituting its nuclear program.

Dr. Kelly expressed his private doubts about the reliability of some intelligence findings on Iraq to Mr. Gilligan and another BBC reporter.

Photograph: Rafiq Maqbool/AP Updated at 12.17pm GMT 9.08am GMT Dan Sabbagh, the Guardian's head of media, tweets some early intelligence on what the report may contain: Dan Sabbagh (@dansabbagh) Early speculation is that the report will be measured on press regulation, but excoriating in its criticisms of Fleet Street culture.

The good guys have, besides their wits, some artificial intelligence on their side.

Fortunately psychology can provide some vital intelligence on how to deal with an unruly mind.

Melson said it was "providing some good intelligence" on gun smuggling.

They may be able to offer some useful intelligence on it.

He also took on some intelligence duties, and once "snuffed around" Bermuda after the capture of a German submarine.