Sentence examples for in their intelligence from inspiring English sources

November 6, 2013 2.20pm GMT Al Gore, the former US vice-president, has predicted that American politicians will rein in their intelligence agencies, the Canadian Press reports.

Truly intelligent people are secure in their intelligence, so they're not afraid to admit they don't know everything about everything.

The children of mothers who abstained did not experience the same variants in their intelligence ratings.

But most important, Canadian and American officials say, is the increase in their intelligence gathering and sharing.

In addition to this, the intelligence services are criticised over major flaws in their intelligence gathering and assessments, principally their belief that Saddam had WMDs.

"There was an understanding that there would be a decline in their intelligence presence, but there hasn't been," said one former senior United States official.

In assessing their intelligence ability, the Draw-A-Person Quotient (DAPQ) was determined using the Draw-A-Person Test (DAPT) proposed by Ziler and validated in Nigeria by Ebigbo and Izuora [ 32].

Diminishers are leaders who are so absorbed in their own intelligence that they stifle other people and deplete an organization of its intelligence and capability.

Too often, people over-complicate things in business in an attempt to display their intelligence, when in reality they end up pushing people away and ultimately losing credibility.

I'm much more interested in their emotional intelligence and talent.

They say that last summer they had seen no evidence of an election-year threat in their own intelligence reports.