Sentence examples for uncertain intelligence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Mr. Romney said it was not yet certain whether the administration's changing accounts suggested "that they were trying to paper over or whether it was just confusion given the uncertain intelligence reports".

"The idea that we could bomb the Syria reactor to make a point about proliferation in the face of uncertain intelligence," Rice remarks in her memoirs, "was, to put it mildly, reckless".

Wolfowitz's purpose in raising the issue is to illustrate the uncertain nature of intelligence analysis.

As often happens in the uncertain world of intelligence, there were divisions among analysts over whether Bin Laden would show up.

Phoebe, my parson russell terrier, hustles me out of the house, bounces off to see if her particular friend, Joe – an old collie of high intelligence, uncertain temperament and aromatic presence – is coming out to play.

Now, he could end his presidency with even his own intelligence apparatus uncertain about Iran's true intentions.

Because of confusing, uncertain and occasionally contradictory intelligence, Americans have killed suspected Qaeda and Taliban fighters who turned out to be neither.

Whether the PAVN 2nd Division had been rendered ineffective or not was uncertain, as U.S. military intelligence did not know the whereabouts of the enemy unit or their intentions.

We now know that George was warned in no uncertain terms by the intelligence community that Bin Laden planned an attack on the United States homeland and did nothing to protect us.

Intelligence is always uncertain, and often looks comically or outrageously wrong in retrospect.

He said intelligence agencies were uncertain whether Al Qaeda had again succeeded in slipping operatives into the United States.