Sentence examples for intelligent means from inspiring English sources

Intelligent means cold, for a woman".

being intelligent means being able to continously organize and reorganize experiences in an ever-changing world.

Fighting for the underdog and righting wrongs by peaceful, intelligent means are the essential ethos of the show.

Although many new flexible forming processes have been invented, they have largely not had industrial application, so it would be valuable if intelligent means to design new processes existed.

There is no such thing as a knockout blow that will ensure the integrity of systems; cyber resilience, the intelligent means of managing and mitigating cyber risk, requires best practices be followed every day.

As VR and AR mature, they'll borrow more of each other's expertise; from the one, more immersive environments; from the other, intelligent means of walking the line between virtual and real.

Cultural intelligence means being intelligent enough to create a workplace culture that gives positive direction for your organization and its people.

It also helps infants grow up stronger and more intelligent, which means they will earn more as adults.

"Kids are smart enough to understand what Intelligent Design means," said Robert Eshbach, a science teacher who refused to read the statement.

A baby border collie named Gertie at the Brooklyn shelter, for example, is described as "highly intelligent, which means obedience training is a must," and as needing a home "where she will get the exercise this breed requires".

The lack of a strategic plan to exploit new technologies including those behind new driverless cars, "black box" engine technology and intelligent motorways, means the UK may miss out on chances to improve road safety, reduce pollution and create new jobs.