Sentence examples for loss of intelligence from inspiring English sources

"No loss of intelligence in conversation" was observed, but "no will to work".

It will lead to a loss of intelligence, a loss of confidence and trust," Quick said.

The issue is not one of armed bodyguards, but the loss of intelligence, surveillance and rapid response capability that the military has been providing.

But, the official emphasized, it would have been impossible to wholly eliminate the loss of intelligence "short of setting charges to the plane".

But there is another downside to a policy based on drone strikes aside from engendering more recruits for the global jihad movement: the loss of intelligence from assassinated Taliban and Qaeda leaders.

It had been thought that new brain cells grew only in young children, and that thereafter every bump on the head or glass of wine led to a loss of intelligence.

In a November speech, the top lawyer for the intelligence agencies, Robert S. Litt, decried "leaks of classified information that have caused specific and identifiable losses of intelligence capabilities".

It added that China had suffered more losses of intelligence in recent years, but that those responsible were increasingly likely to be caught given advances in technology.

The community of West End Synagogue, A Reconstructionist Congregation, mourns the loss of the intelligence of this enlightened, learned, sweet man.

Improper handling of walk-ins can put them and post personnel at risk and result in the loss of important intelligence.

"It's a cliché that mathematicians are over the hill by their mid-30s, but often it's not loss of mathematical intelligence that weakens their ability, but loss of focus … Simon says that in his case, it was grief".