Sentence examples for reasonable intelligence from inspiring English sources

A player of reasonable intelligence can expect a roughly 80-hour investment to finish them.

While Prospero believes magic is a matter of innate talent, Mr A H thinks it can be taught to anyone of reasonable intelligence.

The law, he wrote, is a "short and plain" statement that is "neither standardless nor so unclear that a person of reasonable intelligence could not understand its meaning and application".

It does seem something of a national disgrace that people of reasonable intelligence and with relatively straightforward finances should feel the need to pay someone like Mr. Weikart or me to prepare their tax returns for them.

After working briefly for a carpet manufacturer, he was drawn to a career in the police, believing that his fitness, height, skill at games and reasonable intelligence would serve him well.

But it is easy to understand the common view when anyone of reasonable intelligence should be able to deduce there was no racial intent in what he said, however much of a plum he was to say it.

"I don't believe Australia should be expected to apologise for reasonable intelligence-gathering activities".

However, he has also previously said he does not believe Australia "should be expected to apologise for reasonable intelligence-gathering operations".

The discovery prompted Indonesia to recall its ambassador from Australia in response, and demonstrators at mass protests in Jakarta burned Australian flags and images of Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who refused to apologize for what he called "reasonable intelligence-gathering activities".

Thus were reasonable, though wrong, intelligence suppositions reborn as erroneous facts.

For years, it's been a reasonable conjecture that intelligence agencies such as the NSA and GCHQ were stockpiling zero-day exploits for use in the wars against cybercrime and global terrorism.