Sentence examples for for higher intelligence from inspiring English sources

The Administration's hawks relentlessly pushed for higher intelligence estimates of the threat that Saddam Hussein represented and for lower military estimates of what the invasion and the occupation would require.

Rather, they say, the brain growth that ultimately led to Homo sapiens was probably pushed by more general "selection for higher intelligence" spurred by such circumstances as the invasion of new competitors and predators.

Adjusting this response may give the latter an equal chance for high intelligence.

Brought with him a reputation for high intelligence and integrity and left with his reputation intact.

"Just say it is the gene or the complex of genes for beauty, or say it is a complex of genes for high intelligence.

A few years ago there was even a theory -- now apparently discredited -- that modern humans acquired genes for high intelligence from amorous encounters with Neanderthals tens of thousands of years ago.

Writing in 1968, The Gramophone critic Roger Fiske recalled that Wilson "stood out above other tenors both for high intelligence and for clarity of words, though his voice was not by nature of especial beauty; also he never sang quite as well in performance as at rehearsal, his tone tightening under stress".

Play is necessary for the development of higher intelligence; for if we were provided with perfected instincts, as insects are, life would be automatic and there would be no such thing as education and no increase of ability or intelligence, either in the individual or the species.

— Mitchell and Mason, 1935, 56 57 Play is necessary for the development of higher intelligence; for if we were provided with perfected instincts, as insects are, life would be automatic and there would be no such thing as education and no increase of ability or intelligence, either in the individual or the species.

BE CALM AND PATIENT: There is nothing like patience when one deals with such mystical stuff designed for creatures of higher intelligence.

Perhaps the debate will take what appear critical steps: for example, eliminating the slaughter of higher intelligence mammals as dolphins at Taiji Cove Japan, which appears to have at best limited link to nutrition or tradition.