Sentence examples for intelligence size from inspiring English sources

Professional scouts considered him a first round prospect, due to his intelligence, size, ability to hit for power, his strong throwing arm, running speed, instincts and polish.

"He takes 'Doctor Who' and pushes the envelope the whole time, not in terms of taste and decency but in terms of ideas and emotional intelligence, the size of feeling and epic stroke of narrative breadth," said Jane Tranter, the BBC's head of fiction.

Identifying the fissile material would help intelligence agencies size up North Korea's nuclear arsenal.

The country will share information from 10 stations on its territory, and the added data should help intelligence agencies size up North Korea's nuclear arsenal.

It turns out that another variable has an even higher correlation with intelligence than brain size — time to maturity, or weaning time.

Though the agency has been cooperating with the new post-Qaddafi Libyan intelligence service, the size of the C.I.A.'s presence in Benghazi apparently surprised some Libyan leaders.

Without those visual aids, he said, "we're going to have to do a lot more intelligence gathering" to size up the race for mayor.

Operating so close to Somalia will also allow American commanders to increase surveillance over the country, and possibly collect new intelligence on the size and activities of suspected terrorist cells that American officials believe are operating inside Somalia's vast lawless swaths.

He was also the embodiment of what Brown looked for in his players: speed and intelligence instead of size.

He was skeptical of the prevailing science of craniometry -- which sought to correlate intelligence with head size -- and looked for other ways to measure human intelligence.

Andrew Luck has the intelligence, accuracy, and size to dampen a GM's team-branded panties, but Ryan Leaf caused a similar reaction a decade and a half ago.