Sentence examples for intelligently structured from inspiring English sources
The phrase "intelligently structured" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is organized or arranged in a thoughtful and effective manner. Example: "The report was impressively intelligently structured, making it easy to follow and understand the key points."
But talking over tea in a London hotel, she takes a different tack, arguing that the prize has never been more necessary than it is now: "I think the mere existence of the prize provides a thoughtful, intelligently structured place to have the debate about gender and representation," she says.
Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 2, the robot requires an adequate number of sensors because the room is not intelligently structured like the Robotic Room.
As I say in the Comment: if it weren't for the filibuster, the 111th Congress would have yielded a much better health-care program, including a strong public option; a larger and more intelligently structured stimulus; a return to Clinton-era tax rates for the rich; the Dream Act; and a climate-change-and-energy bill that would at last put a price on greenhouse emissions.
This is of vital importance because as this World Cup has shown, no matter how intelligently you structure the tournament the fact that three teams are so much better than the rest will lead to one-sided games at some point.
We need to build together a life partnership, communicating with each other to support intelligently a structure that should have the capacity to adapt and evoluate, as the world is constantly in movement, forcing us to react in order to move forward.
"The banks are simply not structured or designed to lend intelligently to small businesses," says Andrew Simms, of the New Economics Foundation.
Since the question before the Senate in the impeachment trial is whether Porteous committed a high crime and misdemeanor, not whether the Senate confirmation process is intelligently-structured, McKenzie's testimony could not have been very helpful to the defense.
We've both been very conservative and taken our time to structure out the deal intelligently, because we both want it to succeed.
"We are taking out cost structure intelligently, more with a scalpel than a knife," he said.
In the synthesized process, graphene oxide (GO) was intelligently employed as structure-directing agents to guide the interconnection of magnesium molybdate nanosheets (MMO NSs) along the vertical direction and confine the overgrowth of MMO NSs.
Some of these stories may even prove to be true, and the City Council should definitely be considering such factors as driver turnover on rideshare services and how to accommodate that in caps, or how to intelligently craft fee structures and wage minimums.
