Sentence examples for the amount of intelligence from inspiring English sources
"He knew that story," Codey recalls, still amazed by the amount of intelligence that Bourdin acquired about the family.
He says the three standards are the amount of intelligence, the proximity to civilian areas and weapon effects.
Across the military, the data flow has surged; since the attacks of 9/11, the amount of intelligence gathered by remotely piloted drones and other surveillance technologies has risen 1,600 percent.
This tool appears to record and analyze where intelligence comes from; it can show on a map the amount of intelligence the N.S.A. collects from every country in the world.
The senior official said Friday that the amount of intelligence relating to another possible attack, in Europe, the Arabian Peninsula or the United States, had increased in the last month.
He replied that "accepting a principle" might lead to a "pragmatic cost" – referring to the prospect of the US cutting on the amount of intelligence it passes to Britain.
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In order to make the case that America was blind to the threat of Al Qaeda in the days before 9/11, Thiessen skips over the scandalous amount of intelligence that reached the Bush White House before the attacks.
A brain without a body produces the same amount of intelligence of the nut that it resembles," said Mancuso, who as well as co-writing Brilliant Green, is the director of the International Laboratory of Plant Neurobiology in Florence.
Listen closely and he's talking about applying the right amount of intelligence (software) at the right time.
Despite the public image of intelligence operatives as cloak-and-dagger secret agents, the largest amount of intelligence work is an undramatic search of open sources, such as radio broadcasts and publications of all kinds.
