Sentence examples for marginal intelligence from inspiring English sources

They've got an option here with marginal intelligence disadvantage to reduce how much it squeezes American privacy.

Scores indicating low and marginal intelligence (≤ 69 and 70 79, respectively) were combined as a single outcome due to small numbers of children in each outcome subgroup.

The children's IQ scores were divided according to the scale into the following categories: low intelligence, ≤ 69; marginal intelligence, 70 79; below medium, 80 89; medium, 90 109; above medium, 110 119; good, 120 129; excellent, ≥ 130.

The scoring standard for the Combined Raven's Test The Rural edition in China (CRT-RC) test classifies scores of ≤ 69 and 70 79 as low and marginal intelligence, respectively (Wang D et al. 1989).

Hayden: This will have an impact, I think marginal, on some foreign intelligence collection.

This sort of "intelligence" would be of marginal importance but, arguably, not entirely useless.

We also received marginal analytic support from the Directorate of Intelligence.... " In particular, a C.I.A. officer commented on the reasons for the C.I.A.'s failure to follow through on information about two Sept. 11 hijackers who came to the attention of the intelligence community in January 2000: How could these misses have occurred?

One, they were too proud of their work to realise it was of marginal use, and second they continually underestimated the intelligence and creativity of the soldiers and insurgents.

"We thought we might hold seven to 10 seats in Scotland, we had no intelligence on the Tory-Lib Dem marginals and throughout the day we had good reports in the English marginals.

The key issues are ones of threat assessment, not marginal adjustments in our huge outlays for defense and intelligence.

A mere $15 billion poured into schools produced a marginal decrease in performance, thus proving once and for all that money can't buy intelligence.