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brainpower

[ US /ˈbɹeɪnˌpaʊɝ/ ]
[ UK /bɹˈe‍ɪnpa‍ʊɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. mental ability
    he's got plenty of brains but no common sense

How To Use brainpower In A Sentence

  • Perhaps the question should not be how smart an individual of a species is but how smart our collective brainpower makes us.
  • The project aims to turn brainpower into big business by attracting new investment and selling Manchester as a city of ideas - a so-called Ideopolis.
  • How is a capitalistic system to function in a brainpower era when brainpower can not be owned?
  • Something intellectual, to demonstrate your brainpower?
  • This experience shows that anything is possible with some luck - and, of course, brainpower and wit.
  • Again, the consumer must exercise some modicum of brainpower.
  • A country's principal resource is its brainpower.
  • This requires a bit more brainpower, time, and ambition than I have today, but I think I will try to tinker with it soon.
  • Another layer of complexity is added when man-made brainpower industries that depend upon research and development and human skills dominate the System.
  • The human engaging the cat in ways that prompt the animal to use stalking skills and brainpower is the way to go — allowing Fluffy to be the mighty hunter so emotional, mental and physical needs are met, Johnson-Bennett says. A Pet's Life: When owners stay, the cats can play
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