Sentence examples for sufficiently intelligent to from inspiring English sources

I hope you consider me sufficiently intelligent to be capable of setting up my document book correctly.

CR is a radio that is sufficiently intelligent to aid spectrum efficiency, aid the radio networks and network infrastructures, and aid the user.

Crime, certainly as it is experienced by those who have to police it, is often vicious and violent disorder initiated by people who are not sufficiently intelligent to see on which side their bread is buttered.

Reading Orwell at his most lucid you can have the distinct impression he's saying these things, in precisely this way, because he knows that you - and you alone - are exactly the sort of person who's sufficiently intelligent to comprehend the very essence of what he's trying to communicate.

An escorting officer's impression was that "he is an intellectual 'crackpot' who imagined that he could correct all the economic ills of the world and who resented the fact that ordinary mortals were not sufficiently intelligent to understand his aims and motives".

Consider the following possibilities: Soviet science is sufficiently intelligent to recognize the inherent shortcomings of MX,. the B-1 bomber, and "Star Wars". Soviet political economists are sufficiently astute to recognize the economic drain imposed on the U.S. economy caused by investing in these programs.

So explanatory priority must be accorded to the basic human goods themselves, and to the self-evident desirability which makes each of them the object of an inclination in the will of anyone sufficiently intelligent and mature to understand their goodness (that is, the way they make human beings more fulfilled, more "perfect" [complete]).

They will allow me to go back each time I've made an error, and fix it; or when I've said something I regret, and not say it; or when I haven't found an adequate answer to a question or a sufficiently intelligent response, and show off with one that I hatched after some further thought.

The galaxy's scientific community is headquartered on the temperate planet of Sunder, and people are only permitted to go there if they are sufficiently intelligent.

The work of dismantling this bureaucratic behemoth started only in 1991 under a reformist finance minister, Manmohan Singh there was no reason why it could not have started earlier, bar the absence of sufficiently intelligent or brave leadership and pockets of resistance remain.

Given Changeux's respect for Spinoza, why did this chapter omit the principle by which natural selection would favor a proper ethics in sufficiently intelligent social animals (Darwin 1871)?