Sentence examples for in intelligence of from inspiring English sources

That income differential represents more than just the "sheepskin effect" of a diploma; some of it comes from the innate difference in intelligence of high school grads versus dropouts.

In retrospect, it seems incredible that the Brothers should ever have trusted Field Marshal Sisi, the known protege of General Tohamy, protector of the Mubarak-Tantawi networks of corruption, and strong advocate from his position in intelligence of a hardline policy against Islamists.

"I have faith in intelligence of South Africans," said Gaspard on Twitter.

The description of Aboriginal people in Australia in 1916 as "savages" who "rank lowest in intelligence of all human beings" was a particularly appalling example.

This phenomenon was, probably, caused by the observed downward trend in overall quality, e.g. in intelligence, of conscripts (data not shown), related to the forthcoming abolition of compulsory military service in the Czech Republic in 2004.

J. N. Rai, former additional director of the Intelligence Bureau, India's internal intelligence-gathering agency, in a telephone interview: All alerts in intelligence are of a general nature.

Would bring to the job: A 25-year career in intelligence, much of the time focused on terrorism.

In mathematics and science, there is no difference in the intelligence of men and women.

The gullible public are optimists with a touching faith in the intelligence of their peers.

We seem to have entered a land in which intelligence of any kind has been extinguished.

"I don't really think he had any belief in the intelligence of the audience".