Sentence examples for the flawed intelligence from inspiring English sources

News of the flawed intelligence would be disheartening, he said.

For some with family and friends in the military, news of the flawed intelligence hit particularly hard.

He referred indirectly to the flawed intelligence before the Iraq war, when the Bush White House pressed the agencies for information on the threat posed by Saddam Hussein.

"In view of everything we know now — the flawed intelligence, the miserable execution of the post-military phase — the French certainly were right," Mr. Lantos said.

The flawed intelligence, she said, left her once more wondering what to think -- both about war and about the coming presidential election.

If the Administration needed to make the case that Iran's weapons program posed an imminent threat, Gates would be a better advocate than someone who had been associated with the flawed intelligence about Iraq.

There is a real danger innocent people will suffer as a result of this flawed intelligence gathering".

In a secret memo he suggests that the intelligence functions of the agency are being perverted, that they are being used to "provide rationalizations for policy," much the way flawed intelligence was used, in the walk-up to the Iraq war, to provide a rationale for invasion.

According to Moyar (2008), in blaming the South Vietnamese, Vann wanted to conceal the Americans' flawed intelligence and poor leadership.

From the start, flawed intelligence about fugitive Al Qaeda leaders, especially when provided by Afghan warlords working with American forces, has undercut the hunt for Mr. bin Laden and his associates.

Some may find her account of the delights of pre-war Warsaw rather too rosy, and military historians may wish for a clearer account of the fighting itself.But she bleakly sets out the central narrative: the poor leadership, flawed intelligence and bad planning which reduced the uprising's slender chances to nothing.