Sentence examples for reasons of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Not the Best Darned Show While the rest of Fox Sports Net has been infested since July with an unnecessary nightly talk show called "The Best Damn Sports Show Period," Fox Sports New York has not shown it for reasons of intelligence, taste or scheduling.

Drones' killing the wrong people could also be considered a significant failure -- and this can occur for reasons of bad intelligence or of miscalculation by operators.

He has said that humanity is in grave danger for a number of reasons — artificial intelligence as well as the dangers of human barbarity — and as a result we should make sure we have somewhere else to go.

First, he thinks that success in Turing's Imitation Game might come for reasons other than the possession of intelligence.

The requests were made for reasons of national security on intelligence operations, No 10 added.

It said the requests had been made for reasons of national security on intelligence operations - and later added that Number 10 itself had not made any requests for redactions.

In Deeda's glorious apartment every element is the result of intelligence and reason.

For this reason, questioning the selective use of intelligence to justify the war in Iraq is neither idle sniping nor "revisionist history," as Mr. Bush has suggested.

Instead of being represented as occupying a privileged place in nature, as made in the image of God, humanity is represented typically in the Enlightenment as a fully natural creature, devoid of free will, of an immortal soul, and of a non-natural faculty of intelligence or reason.

Moreno was convinced that society could be changed by the power of intelligence and reason.

"It's one of the reasons the intelligence community is supporting Gen. Dunford's plan," one official said.