Sentence examples for an issue of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it can sometimes be harder for those with higher IQs but not so keenly honed emotional intelligence (EQ) to make sound and lasting friendships, so try to see things more as friendship and less as an issue of intelligence or an ongoing need for matching wits.

Professor Detterman, who in 1998 devoted a special issue of Intelligence to Professor Jensen's work, added: "When he wrote that paper, probably a large portion of psychologists wouldn't have believed that there was a hereditary basis for intellectual ability.

The impasse is a revealing example of how sensitive the issue of intelligence lapses before Sept. 11 remains for the administration.

Republicans, it seems, are no longer prepared to sacrifice their own views to the overriding aim of getting their president re-elected.On the particular issue of intelligence reform, Mr Bush might yet find a bipartisan deal.

Bevan homed in on the issue of intelligence.

He then turned his attention to the issue of intelligence.

Mr. Bush certainly was in no mood Friday to entertain many questions on the issue of intelligence.

"We were completely sleeping on the issue of intelligence," he said, referring to Sierra Leone and its rebels.

Representative Peter King, a New York Republican who sits on the House homeland security and intelligence committees, addressed the issue of intelligence sharing.

Sawers did not elaborate, and did not address the issue of intelligence received by his agency, as well as intelligence offered by it to foreign countries.

Robin Butler, the Baron Butler of Brockwell, like Sir John Chilcot, seemed disinclined to dig deeper into the culture of lies and distortion that colored the issue of intelligence and Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, and as such limited the conclusions reached to matters of negligence and incompetence, as opposed to criminal intent.