Sentence examples for intelligence to survive from inspiring English sources

Ihedigbo says rookies must demonstrate their intelligence to survive in any off-season, particularly this year's truncated one.

Porcupines, on the other hand Edna, thanks to their beautifully simple and efficient design, have not had to rely on evolved intelligence to survive, as you and I have.

Inspired by the Evil Queen from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and Lady Tremaine from Disney's Cinderella (1950), Gothel was developed by directors Nathan Greno and Byron Howard into a more complex villain than the Brothers Grimm's character because she is forced to rely solely on her wit, charisma and intelligence to survive.

But the initial collapse of the Afghan forces in Kunduz has fed long-standing worries that Afghan forces lack the necessary air support, logistics and intelligence capabilities to survive on their own after the U.S. military leaves the country.

"There, the heroes are working-class hillbillies who failed in education but had what it takes intelligence-wise to survive when the shit comes down".

The eponymous hero of Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe (1719 22), he is a self-reliant man who uses his practical intelligence and resourcefulness to survive on the uninhabited island.

In 1994, UCLA scientist Jared Diamond promoted a similar but more simplistic version of this theory, writing that the operant mutations might have been positively selected "in Jews for the intelligence putatively required to survive recurrent persecution, and also to make a living by commerce, because Jews were barred from the agricultural jobs available to the non-Jewish people".

Happily, one senses that Judith has the steeliness, the intelligence and the imagination to survive and thrive.

"[Rambo's] going against a feral beast that has absolute cunning and intelligence and a will to survive that is only matched by Rambo's".

But with all of his mind-bending intelligence, he lacked the resources to survive society's ignorance.

She understood, it seemed to me, that everything she said would have to be able to survive the listeners' intelligence and sense of irony; her own intelligence was high and refined, her sense of irony knowing and humorous.