Sentence examples for the precise intelligence from inspiring English sources

He did go on to successfully gain the precise intelligence that led to the arrest of Sheppard and Clarke – and without anybody suspecting that the tipoff came from him.

Mr. Rumsfeld's remarks drew several pointed questions from the audience challenging how the administration could defend its doctrine of pre-emptive strikes against perceived threats when the precise intelligence needed for such a strategy apparently failed in the case of Iraq.

Finding the precise word matters.

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In Google's case, the intruders seemed to have precise intelligence about the names of the Gaia software developers, and they first tried to access their work computers and then used a set of sophisticated techniques to gain access to the repositories where the source code for the program was stored.

According to Mr Winter, the text alongside the photos reads: "The Special Security Forces of the Islamic State, upon receiving precise intelligence, were able to infiltrate this network of apostates who were working to help the Safavid [Iraqi] government.

Precise intelligence on the situation on the Afghan side of the Amu Darya has been difficult to obtain and impossible to verify.

Though it might at first seem anomalous to hear Geldof drop the F-bomb so often in a context where the linguistic standards are being set by such magisterial Yeats poems as Sailing To Byzantium, nevertheless the sonic fit was perfect, partly because Geldof speaks with such precise intelligence that he brings out the strength of the great poet's verbal music.

Former officials and Somalia experts said that the Pentagon's Joint Special Operations Command has been collecting more precise intelligence for some time about the whereabouts of senior Shabab leaders, and have pushed for permission to carry out capture-or-kill missions inside the country.

Like her fellow New Zealander, Adcock is a literary writer in her limpid, apparently artless style and the precise emotional intelligence of her observations.

A Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, said militants planned Tuesday's rocket attack with "precise intelligence" provided by someone inside the air base.