Sentence examples for intellectual compared from inspiring English sources

So if his approach sounds a little intellectual compared to most advertisers and technologists, that's probably why.

"George Bush is an intellectual compared to her".

Some local intellectuals compared the entire endeavor to colonialism former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis rubbished it as "crisis tourism"—but it's difficult to imagine an alternative.

(In fact, their engagement as public intellectuals compares strikingly with that of most contemporary philosophers of science).

This study was undertaken to quantify the extent of recorded ill-health and comorbidity experienced by adults with intellectual disabilities compared with the general population, and to measure the associations between neighbourhood deprivation, age, and comorbidity in adults with intellectual disabilities.

After I heard about things such as the NHS and maternity benefits and social housing guidelines that actually considered mental health, I thought that UK politics must be an intellectual paradise compared to what we deal with in the States.

So far, the technology industry has generally supported this pan-European effort as a better way to protect intellectual property, compared with the current thicket of country-by-country rules.

As a result, the makeup of the autism population has shifted: only about a third of those identified by the C.D.C. as autistic last month had an intellectual disability, compared with about half a decade ago.

However, breast cancer screening is much lower in women with intellectual disability compared to the general population.

By December 2013, 20% of the top 100 games in China licensed third-party intellectual property, compared to just 13% in June 2013.

We assessed whether practice nurse-delivered health checks could improve the health of adults with intellectual disabilities compared with standard care.