Sentence examples for intelligence to making from inspiring English sources
Mr. Martins, who first presented it for City Ballet in 1999, has applied more intelligence to making it unlike other "Swan Lake" productions than to making it good.
Jun Wang will concentrate on applying artificial intelligence to making sense of genome data.
The Times said the president used what aides described as newly declassified intelligence to make his case.
Zen is brought to us by Rufus Sewell, an Englishman whose Mediterranean good looks contain enough intelligence to make the character's complexity resonant.
Our future as a species may depend on our ability to use our global collective intelligence to make choices that are not just smart, but also wise.
Ms. Watson's cool Nancy radiates quiet exasperation and enough intelligence to make it more than plausible that she'd be soon heading off to slightly greener pastures.
If the president's staff couldn't find United States intelligence to support the allegation, was it wrong to selectively use foreign intelligence to make his point?
Some political analysts say President Bush crossed a line in selectively using information by pointing to British intelligence to make an argument, when American intelligence doubted the claim.
President Bush should not let a blanket concern about protecting intelligence sources dissuade him from releasing enough intelligence to make our case.
