Sentence examples for suitable intellectual from inspiring English sources

The two companies have suitable intellectual property arrangements and, of late, Intel is helping Apple in its patent fights with Samsung.

Failure dogs the romantic and professional life of Mümtaz, entrusted with the task of developing a suitable intellectual history (biographies of 16th- and 17th-century Turkish figures) for modern Turkey.

To this must be added the high number of research results that are not protected by suitable intellectual property mechanisms.

In 1949, Ms. Cintrón, who had fought in Mexico, Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Portugal, Spain and France, declared she would give up bullfighting to get married if she should find a suitable man, an intellectual "who can dominate me," she said in an interview with The New York Post.

A suitable challenge for repoliticising intellectual agendas.

Such productions were, by and large, distancing intellectual exercises, suitable to an age when deconstruction had yet to become a dirty word.

Neither is intellectual enjoyment suitable to boys of that age, for it is the end, and that which is imperfect cannot attain the perfect or end.

These characteristics make the proposed chip a useful silicon intellectual property suitable for embedded applications where low power, low latency, and low hardware cost is required.

I have assembled pages of questions to lob at him, things I think suitable for the arty intellectual ("Do you see the plate as a mini-environment or installation? With the food as a kind of intervention?").

It is not a suitable gift for an intellectual goddess such as Athena.

But you may well wonder if the raging snarl of those punk-rock pioneers is suitable seasoning for the decorous intellectual fancies of Woolf.