Sentence examples for lost intelligence from inspiring English sources
"We've lost intelligence, but now we're slowly gaining it back," Mr. Hoffman said.
In Congress, staff members with access to updated briefings said they had not been given any specific information about lost intelligence that might endanger national security.
Attempts to remove lead from children through a chemical process called chelation succeeds in lowering blood levels but does nothing to restore a child's lost intelligence.
B1 The Air War and a Man Lost INTELLIGENCE OFFICER KILLED -- The C.I.A. said one of its officers, Johnny Michael Spann, 32, was killed in the uprising by Taliban prisoners on Sunday, the first American combat death in Afghanistan since the campaign began.
Among them, he said, were alienating the leadership of countries where the strikes occur; losing intelligence from allies whose laws prohibit support for targeted killings; an eroding political consensus in the United States; and "creating a recruiting poster for Al Qaeda".
In that case, most primate species especially those out on the right tail of the distribution like ours would be just as likely to lose intelligence as to gain it in subsequent evolution (if they change at all).
So ladies, all is not lost - intelligence is still our most important asset.
I haven't lost my intelligence.
Hafez Makhlouf, meanwhile, lost his intelligence post in 2014, and was later reported to have left Syria for Belarus or Russia.
Herb is somehow an exception to "the Simpson Gene", which causes all male members of the Simpson family to gradually lose their intelligence as they mature, as Herb is intelligent, successful and an astute businessman, becoming extremely wealthy due to his car dealership.
In this episode, Lisa fears that she may be genetically predisposed to lose her intelligence after Grandpa tells her of a family gene that can permanently take away intelligence.
