Sentence examples for as much intelligence from inspiring English sources

— There are many ways to make history, but there can be few places where you can watch it being remade with as much intelligence and contrast as here, a North Carolina village that was at one time the state's capital.

Although the gruesome descriptions of the pictures of Bin Laden with a bullet in his head would appear to underscore that reputation — and help to explain why President Obama decided Wednesday not to release them — Mr. Greitens called Seal members "creative" commandos who knew "to bring back as much intelligence as they possibly could".

The idea behind the GO, which works with any Windows, Mac and Linux machine, is to put as much intelligence as possible right into the camera (though some of this is still a work in progress) to make video conferences more productive.

I was urging my former colleagues, and, frankly speaking, the people on the Hill — it was more, actually, aimed at telling the Hill people: Get as much information as you can, get as much intelligence as you can, before President Obama leaves the administration, because I had a fear that somehow that information would disappear with the senior people that left.

Overcome your "task aversion" and "optimise your performance", and remember: "You only need as much intelligence as a squirrel".

He said he saw his main purpose in both places as extracting as much intelligence as possible to help the American war effort.

At its peak, around three years ago, America was spending nearly twice as much on intelligence as it had during the cold war.

Or is it the vacation time, the hours, the responsibilities or something else? Gather as much salary intelligence as you can about the position, before the first interview and after the offer.

But no artist has pursued the indoor-outdoor paradox, nor seen the mutability of nature as the essence of its resistance to the museum aesthetic, with as much quizzical intelligence and passionate intensity as Anya Gallaccio, whose installation Beat is about to go on show at Tate Britain.

Throughout the film, you are looking through the eyes of Miyubi, a Japanese toy robot (that seems to have about as much AI intelligence as Siri), which is brought into a middle-America family home circa-1982 by a father who picks it up as a birthday present for his son.

President Obama "has made clear our preference for capturing terrorist targets when possible, and that's exactly what we've done in order to elicit as much valuable intelligence as we can and bring a dangerous terrorist to justice," Hayden said.