Sentence examples for spectre of intelligence from inspiring English sources

First this week it was Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick, Britain's top anti-terrorist police officer, raising again the spectre of intelligence services mortally wounded by Snowden's revelations.

A SPECTRE is haunting Europe, the spectre of Margaret Thatcher.

From the nuclear bomb to traffic rules, mankind has used technical ingenuity and legal strictures to constrain other powerful innovations.The spectre of eventually creating an autonomous non-human intelligence is so extraordinary that it risks overshadowing the debate.

Whether or not his intelligence agencies foresaw with clarity the spectre of ISIS rising, the President let them and the rest of the world know that he didn't want to go back into Iraq or get entangled in Syria — not even to the extent of flying regular surveillance drones over the region.

And the spectre of radicalisation inside the ranks raised its head again on Monday, when military intelligence detained a former naval commando accused of helping with the attack on Karachi's Mehran base.

Advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence are moving faster than what society is ready for, creating a spectre of fear, anxiety and uncertainty.

The spectre of Karl Marx.

A SPECTRE is haunting Russia: the spectre of shale gas.

The spectre of Nigeria beckons.

The spectre of encirclement dissolved.

A spectre haunts Peter Thiel: the spectre of "Star Trek".