Sentence examples for strategic brain from inspiring English sources

It seems the strategic brain that oversaw those seven discredited victories has got it wrong again.

But the executive said he had a "very, very good strategic brain and has the ability to deal with a crisis in an unflappable way".

Painful as it is to break it to Labour's strategic brain, Douglas Alexander, he might find this sort of poster was not how Axelrod got Obama re-elected, or even a tiny plank of it.

"There's no question the level of focus and intensity on wireless platforms has gone up an order of magnitude," says Jim Balsillie, R.I.M.'s wiry, jargon-slinging co-chief executive and strategic brain.

Scientists aren't yet sure how people can shut down these strategic brain regions when they don't need them, but further research into this phenomenon may yield benefits for natural chronic overthinkers.

In conclusion, our study suggests that motor learning is associated to structural GM changes in "strategic" brain areas that are part of neuronal networks which are instrumental to different training schemes.

Some Tory backbenchers regard Johnson and Michael Gove, the justice secretary, as a dream ticket of popular appeal and strategic brains, particularly given surveys showing they are supported by rank-and-file members.

StarCraft II players can have incredible reactions, hugely strategic brains, and deliver a high number of actions per minute, but this doesn't necessarily come across when watching a match.

Both Malik and Ahmun are hoping to achieve justice for the community, to be the legal and strategic brains that keep the establishment from finding an easy scapegoat or doing the bare minimum.

His lawyers say he has a keen strategic mind, and a quick if non-verbal brain.

It must start by accepting what people think, and then using its strategic policy brains to work out how to get out of this hole.