Sentence examples for intelligence for granted from inspiring English sources

Now, however, we take artificial intelligence for granted.

To limit this conversation to the (albeit salacious) red herring of gender is dangerous, careless and nothing short of ignorant – it takes for granted the intelligence and wellbeing of our communities (offering only an uneducated, uninteresting and sensationalist conversation to boot).

Only Scott Handy as a scholarly Ulysses delivers the verse with a kind of witty intelligence that we used to take for granted at the RSC.

Could Big Beard be planning something like that?" Maureen Dowd, "We Need Chloe!" June 24 , 2006 "Lulled by our spy thrillers and Tom Clancy novels, we used to take for granted that our intelligence agencies were just as capable as heroes on the screen.

President Barack Obama is not an angry man -- black, mixed, or purple -- unless he feels his intelligence and leadership is being taken for granted.

While treated as highly classified by the F.B.I., the fact that the United States spies on Israel is taken for granted by experts on intelligence.

Since evidently average intelligence test scores of the general population fluctuate, stability of crystallized intelligence in different populations should not be taken for granted.

Simon believes adopting this view can benefit us because the tendency to take life for granted and disregard its innate intelligence is detrimental.

"Roth has always lurked for me, an emanation of intelligence and vitality and force-of-will that I took for granted until it became impossible for me to ignore".

"You take it for granted".

I took everything for granted".