Sentences with phrase «valuable intelligence»

Asking them to evaluate your firm's website and an office visit can be very valuable intelligence for you.

Since the hack, the US has repeatedly revised military options for dealing with North Korea, but the breach most likely provided valuable intelligence for Pyongyang.

«Police officers tell me that these campaigns yield valuable intelligence about where children get their alcohol.

Before every mission you perform in the SEAL Teams, gathering as much valuable intelligence is critical for understanding what you will be dealing with and how you plan the mission.

It would've been more morally correct had they captured him and brought him to the US for trial and they might have gained valuable intelligence in their fight to stop Al - Qaeda's activities.

Individuals who hold valuable intelligence, crucial for solving crime and taking knives off the street, are unlikely to share it with a police force that they feel does not have their best interests at heart.

Taken together, the secret documents lead to the conclusion that Washington's 14 - year high - value targeting campaign suffers from an overreliance on signals intelligence, an apparently incalculable civilian toll, and — due to a preference for assassination rather than capture — an inability to extract potentially valuable intelligence from terror suspects.

Jake's opening narration explains that he could get his spine fixed, «but not in this economy,» so he embraces Quaritch's promise of real legs for a job well done directly reporting valuable intelligence.

The middle - aged Linda, desperate to raise money for the cosmetic surgeries that will enhance her Internet dating prospects, believes she's stumbled upon valuable intelligence secrets.

Career Pages will also include even more valuable intelligence for job seekers.

An effective B2B lead generation process will provide valuable intelligence to the new business salesperson, as well as to have effectively opened the right doors, but it's the salesperson's job to build the case.

In fact, I deserve no credit: that torture during the Bush era yielded no valuable intelligence was completely obvious from the beginning, despite what Dick Cheney might have you believe.

You might even be willing to lose some money on that initial project because of the valuable intelligence you're getting from that experience.

Our investors have insider access to investment opportunities, valuable intelligence providing context and understanding, and the ability to build a diversified portfolio.

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