Sentence examples for intelligence though from inspiring English sources

Whether any of this actually counts as intelligence, though, is debatable.

The real-time model of business intelligence, though, requires not just software, but a tight integration with hardware.

In the case of artificial intelligence, though, Global Challenges Foundation's report is part of a wider debate about possible risks as AI gets more powerful in the future.

She is famed for her protean screen quality and sharp intelligence, though also for her bizarre, bag-lady appearance and tendency to throw distress flares at photographers.

The new guardian proved to be a man of mediocre intelligence, though honest.

That she's been given a national stage to insult our collective intelligence, though, is cause for notice.

The history of the intelligence community, though, reveals a willingness to violate the spirit and the letter of the law, even with oversight.

The O.S.S., and other Allied intelligence services, encouraged (though did little more than encourage) resistance efforts inside Germany.

The intelligence agencies, though, were much less certain about Mr. Hussein's intentions, the committee said.

Not every line in the document is hard intelligence work, though.

But they said the pair actually were intelligence officers, though officials declined to detail the nature of their reported spying.