Sentence examples for intelligence has to from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes, intelligence has to catch up with what's happening on the ground," Mr. Axelrod said.

"Maybe that's the lesson, maybe intelligence has to be looked at with a different eye," he said.

Nowadays, one important issue for companies is the efficient dealing of the big data problem, which means that their business intelligence has to manage huge amounts of data.

And that intelligence has to be five times more specific, because if the target is in the bedroom and not the kitchen, you've missed him.

Intelligence has to be applied to cuts and investment in the poorest and youngest protected at a cost to the older and affluent.

It is disturbing that most of our thinking about the implications of machine intelligence has, to date, been done in the realm of fiction: thought-experiments carried out in the name of entertainment.

What do Christianity and the study of artificial intelligence have to say to each other?

What in the world, you may wonder, does such sweeping intelligence have to do with the play in the theater?

So sources of intelligence have to be rigorously evaluated, and their reports have to be honestly weighed alongside all other information.

What does emotional intelligence have to do with it?

The Inspectorate of Constabularies and the Crown Prosecution Service inspectorate said that intelligence had to be used in a more systematic way.