Sentence examples for education and intelligence from inspiring English sources

By 1967, education and intelligence had moved up only one place, to No. 10, on men's wish lists.

Banks must therefore be restricted to those activities, like making traditional loans and simple hedging operations, that a regulator of average education and intelligence can monitor.

Serving in North Africa and Italy, and working in education and intelligence, he ended in the junior officer class as a staff captain.

The sociologist Christine B. Whelan reports that by 2008, men's interest in a woman's education and intelligence had risen to No. 4, just after mutual attraction, dependable character and emotional stability.

Studying national surveys on mate preferences, David M. Buss, a psychologist at the University of Texas, and his colleagues found that in 1956, education and intelligence were together ranked 11th among the things men sought in a mate.

"It is vital that we take a unified approach to tackle doping in sport and work together across countries and continents to ensure best practice in testing, education and intelligence," Crouch said.

Some companies offer this, like SportRadar, which provides anti match-fixing services such as its Fraud Detection System, education workshops and intelligence reports to ESL and the ESports Integrity Coalition, as well as e-sports betting products and services to regulated bookmakers worldwide.

In an effort to fuse entertainment, education and artificial intelligence, a company in Newton, Mass., is starting a Web site of interactive cartoon characters imbued with behavior that mimics human emotion.

"Horizon's unique passion for education and artificial intelligence coupled with a unique global network (especially in Asia) and a very strong 'can do' approach, was our main reason for choosing them as an investor".

After all, they gave me the resources, the education and the intelligence so I would have to be a real asshole to choose recklessness over work.

There was no other significant correlation between task performance and clinical variables including years of education and general intelligence in either group.