intelligently

The other side was talking, too, and finally doing so intelligently.

We have to work our way out of this intelligently.

They do so intelligently, with an eye to what we're most likely to want.

I would simply say, however, that we must now act intelligently.

However, the tax rates also need to be set intelligently.

People must eat, after all, before they can vote intelligently.

Now, with much earlier access to the data, the group is able to act more quickly, and intelligently, than before.

"I want them to be able to think more intelligently about the clothes."

It requires someone to think, intelligently, about what the data are saying.

Come on - you can write more intelligently than that.

He listened intelligently and with interest to what they said.

"It's got to figure out a way to grow a little more intelligently."

It is obvious I do not know enough to ask the question intelligently.

If he cannot forget, then we can help him deal with it intelligently.

Intelligently, he wanted to find out if the West had any intention of trying to stop him.

In order for it to take place intelligently, we must never give up on the serious nature of the budget.

I did have to get the show on the road, and could intelligently delay things only so long.

Then we should understand ourselves; and after that be able to go on more intelligently.

If we approach the Church intelligently, they might just cooperate with us.

It was a blow, but she set to work most intelligently.

But we could have worked a little bit more intelligently."

You can position a candidate intelligently, and the Democrats are doing that.

That is, if Parliament can work intelligently when it has to.

Individually I thought most of the team played well and intelligently.

Out here, though, maybe I should know enough about things to act intelligently in case of a jam.