Sentence examples for modest intelligence from inspiring English sources

But on Thursday, six days later, Mr. Rumsfeld said that the material recovered so far from the caves had only "relatively modest" intelligence value.

After all, she's saddled with an egomaniac son, a daughter of modest intelligence, and a husband whose constipation dictates their lives — and does she ever complain?

Likewise the case put by David Cameron that Britain's currently deployed army, navy and air force are "absolutely essential" to deter a terrorist attack may be an insult to the most modest intelligence.

But just look for example at a driverless car, that's a form of intelligence, modest intelligence, the average 16-year-old can do it as long as they're sober, with a couple of months of training.

"Before, he was a very modest man in intelligence and couldn't think about such global matters.

Exposure was associated with modest decrements in intelligence, small increases in blood pressure, higher risks of proteinuria, small increases in behavior problems, and perturbed hematopoiesis.

For about the last dozen years, the bassist Ben Allison has been a bandleader-composer of reliable intelligence and modest but meaningful surprises.

Internal contradictions over the war are laid bare by the latest US government review, which reports modest progress, despite US intelligence services being much more pessimistic about the war.

Therefore, in the first phase facilities should expect significant effort and cost, with modest gains in operational intelligence.

High prenatal airborne PAH exposure levels were associated with a significant, albeit modest, reduction in child intelligence in models with either dichotomous or Ln-transformed continuous variables for PAH exposure (Table 3).

Several tests developed to measure emotional intelligence have shown modest correlations between emotional intelligence and conventional intelligence.