Sentence examples for worlds of intelligence from inspiring English sources

But few people – even within the closed worlds of intelligence – deny that he has brought into the open matters that demanded to be discussed.

In the mid-forties, when Prescott helped fund a project for the Office of Strategic Services, the spy organization staffed and run by his Ivy League associates, the worlds of intelligence and national security opened to the Bush family.

It is hard to avoid the impression, moreover, that, in the murky worlds of intelligence agencies that first tracked Colonel Qaddafi as a sponsor of terrorism, then collaborated with him after his Pauline conversion to cooperation with the West less than a decade ago, there may have been relief that he was denied an opportunity to unburden himself of his manifold secrets.

In the world of intelligence it can lead to lost lives.

With advances made in the world of intelligence gathering, everything is viewed as a possible suspect.

In this way, Sim helped guide the arsenal's clinical research into the murky world of intelligence, interrogation, even torture.

In the world of intelligence, this is known as mirror-imaging: the projection of American values and behavior onto America's enemies and rivals.

With perfect pitch, she evokes the shadow world of intelligence operatives, as well as the macho banter and bravado of fighter pilots.

His plotting here is seamless; his descriptions of the murky world of intelligence, its moral compromises, its back-stabbing and careerism, are authoritative.

In last weekend's special issue devoted to mental health, Dan Hurley wrote about a study that has rocked the world of intelligence research.

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