Sentence examples for intelligence not that from inspiring English sources

It's meant to be a huge indicator of intelligence, not that it matters of course.

But she expressed no regrets about this, saying matter-of-factly that "if your sources are wrong, you are wrong". There was "lingering fury" toward her, Miller told CNN's Larry King, because some of her stories "had turned out to be based on faulty intelligence". Not that Miller was a passive conduit.

To date, artificial intelligence is not that intelligent.

An effective interrogation is one that yields useful, accurate intelligence, not one that is harsh.

"Kurdish intelligence is not that clever or smart to determine if these are lies or true things," Faraidoon Abdulkader, interior minister in the Kurdish eastern zone.

The end, then, is contact with Intelligence, not with something that transcends Intelligence, as taught by Plotinus, Ismāʿīlism, and mysticism.

Our work confirms the importance of high-quality intelligence (not just data) and making that intelligence actionable.

The military realized that intelligence, not firepower, was the central ingredient to counter-insurgency.

This observation leads to the proposition that nonverbal intelligence, not reading ability, is more important in determining performance.

The law requires that the executive branch notify members of Congress about continuing intelligence activities, not that it seek their consent.

But some experts say the risk posed by Artificial Intelligence is not that computers attack us because they hate us.