Sentence examples similar to merits of intelligence from inspiring English sources

It arrives at the same time as a minor backlash against the merits of "social intelligence" or "online collectivism".

Beyond the issues of technology, though, the episode has prompted a debate in Denver over the merits of such intelligence gathering.

Note in passing the similarity between the multidimensionality of merit and that of intelligence.

Simply on the technical merits of the case, the intelligence community's performance, while far from superb, was hardly as bad as the senators assert.

Because this is our culture's default understanding of merit and intelligence, the arguments of "remediating racism and diversity as an educational value" have had limited success in defending more complex admission processes.

Intelligence of Varying Quality It is difficult to assess the merits of Mr. Clarridge's secret intelligence dispatches; a review of some of the documents by The Times shows that some appear to be based on rumors from talk at village bazaars or rehashes of press reports.

But when the world needed a measure of the "courage, merits, intelligence and capacity of a people," he said, Cuba would set the example.

The Republicans won, he argues, less on the merits of their case or the intelligence of their conduct than from a fanatical single-mindedness.

He and his team did not whisper about obscure threads of intelligence that might have merited the escalation here in the United States of the alert.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?

tests were not good measures of intelligence".