Sentence examples for useful intelligence for from inspiring English sources

The president's frequent contradiction of his own aides also provides useful intelligence for foreign analysts.

A growing number of companies, such as Datasift, mBlast and SecondSync, specialise in turning the social media data "hosepipe" into useful intelligence for businesses of all sizes.

Professor Charles Swanton, based at Cancer Research UK's London Research Institute, said the papers were "an invaluable resource" that provided "extremely useful intelligence" for cancer researchers.

Similarly, the establishment of a forensic DNA database can provide useful intelligence for solving earlier crimes once crime scene stains are loaded and compared to the profiles of included individuals.

We have developed a tool that assists criminal network investigators in target-model synthesis and sense-making, to produce useful intelligence products for their customers.

While William is going at her from behind, yodelling with sexual release, she's busy rifling through his coat pockets for useful intelligence, and last night's episode ended with her admiring discovery of just how far beyond his means he's been living.

"Article Three courts have a long track record of success, proving that federal prosecutions can often be the most effective mechanism for gathering useful intelligence, neutralizing a threat, and keeping a dangerous individual behind bars," Hayden said.

No less an authority than the former C.I.A. director William Colby accused Angleton and his cohort of paralyzing useful intelligence gathering with a delusional search for moles.

Western security officials have also been critical of the government's response to Boko Haram — noting, for example, that Nigerian officials have little useful intelligence.

(Neither suspect provided useful intelligence).

It rarely produces useful intelligence.