Sentence examples for intelligence that if from inspiring English sources

Achilles, meanwhile, was admired for his martial intelligence that, if unchecked, could result in vengeance of the ugliest variety.

"There are many things we do in intelligence that, if revealed, would have the potential for all kinds of blowback," Clapper says.

Again, it was his hunch, his intelligence, that if you offered viewers 25 channels free, they would go out and buy the equipment, especially if you could drive the price down.

"There is a category of cases," he said, "where you don't have evidence to convict someone in court, but you do have intelligence that if you brought into open court it could hurt you in the armed conflict.

"The ongoing efforts to identify foreign terrorists and their supporters depends in part on the use of intelligence that, if disclosed, could cause grave damage to the national security of the United States," the government argued in court papers.

Within us lies an intelligence that stays dormant if we complain -- if we rely on wishful thinking and don't act.

"She is as far removed as some of the girls he has previously dated and possesses incredible intelligence that bodes well if she ever does become First Lady.

There is another level of intelligence that is viewed equally, if not more importantly, as a measure of potential leadership success and ultimately organizational performance...and that is emotional intelligence or EQ. Our perceptions can differ from person to person and these perceptions influence our thoughts as well as impact our decisions.

But the dossiers, prepared under the Bush administration, provide a deeper look at the frightening, if flawed, intelligence that has persuaded the Obama administration, too, that the prison cannot readily be closed.

Robbing children of these essential early experiences also robs them of a particular individualistic intelligence that can only be discovered if they are allowed to follow their imaginations.

If the intelligence that is gained from the High Value Interrogation Group is only used for national security purposes and not to prosecute Tsarnaev -- there is no self-incrimination problem.