Sentence examples for intelligence having from inspiring English sources

He then joined the Army and served in military intelligence, having been recruited by Edwin Reischauer, with whom he worked closely on Japanese code-breaking in the Pentagon.

Mathematics has a reputation it doesn't deserve and I think that in terms of cultural intelligence, having people understand and appreciate it is incredibly important.

The mullahs, who are quite savvy about American intelligence, having made mincemeat of C.I.A. networks in the past, surely see this.

69 (new entry) Jay Stewart Co-founder, Gendered Intelligence Having chaired FTM London, a support group for trans men, from 2004 to 2007, Stewart is now working on a PhD exploring trans identities as depicted in television.

On Thursday, as a stunned nation grappled with its deadliest terrorist attack since 1995, a portrait emerged of a disturbed and volatile man who was known to domestic intelligence, having been put on a watch list several years ago.

81 (69) Jay Stewart Co-founder, Gendered Intelligence Having directed FTM, a support group for trans men, from 2004 to 2007, Stewart is now director of Gendered Intelligence, an organisation that aims to engage young people in debates about gender.

Consequently, intelligence has become a vast industry.

But intelligence has its limits.

Russian intelligence had worked fast.

Other Western intelligence has echoed that theme.

Can an artificial intelligence have gender?