Sentence examples for streams of intelligence from inspiring English sources

As we have said before, the truth is that multiple streams of intelligence led CIA analysts to conclude that Bin Ladin was hiding in Abbottabad.

By integrating video feeds from drones, robots, and other sources, Ravn is able to deliver mission-critical streams of intelligence to service members on the front lines.

As in any town, there are landmarks where people may congregate, and for the linebackers coach Bob Sutton the scene resembles a military command post, with streams of intelligence — overhead photographs, wireless radio communication — arriving every second or two.

In fact, he said, "the truth is that multiple streams of intelligence led C.I.A. analysts to conclude that Bin Laden was hiding in Abbottabad," the city in Pakistan where a Navy SEAL team killed him in May 2011.

Here's the paragraph from the assessment that describes locations of the attack: Multiple streams of intelligence indicate that the regime executed a rocket and artillery attack against the Damascus suburbs in the early hours of August 21.

The cooperation is in contrast to the friction and turf battles that have surfaced between the CIA and JSOC in other conflict zones, particularly Yemen, where each operates a fleet of armed drones, relying on separate streams of intelligence and lethal authorities.

Another stream of intelligence information pointed to the possibility of a current threat to attack New York.

Nonetheless, there was a modest, but relatively steady stream of intelligence indicating the possibility of terrorist attacks inside the United States.

But a second stream of intelligence information apparently reviewed late Friday ratcheted up the level of concern.

Al Qaeda and Taliban commanders, terrorist volunteers and insurgent foot soldiers would be meeting in the Tora Bora region of Afghanistan, a stream of intelligence reports showed.

French officials say they are mainly focused on threats from Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb that stem from a separate stream of intelligence.