Sentence examples for Articulated clearly from inspiring English sources

An answer to 'why Twitter?' must be articulated clearly and felt everywhere throughout the service".

The Trust's complaints unit said the phrase was "not articulated clearly enough".

The continuing need for quality and distinctiveness outside the BBC needs to be articulated clearly, loudly and often.

Mechanisms for achieving and tracking happiness can be devised, he said, but only if the goal is articulated clearly from the start.

The response to this was that we had "reduced our strategic priorities", but this was never articulated clearly or consulted on.

He said that in any future contracts entered into by the university, "the independence of science would be articulated clearly and unequivocally".

Media organizations need to articulate clearly where they stand on these critical issues for their business.

"When I first met you/You were so inviting," Mr. Gates sang at the tune's start, articulating clearly.

"It is important to articulate clearly both to our people and to clients the specific roles we assume in each case," Goldman said in the report.

The faculty has a significant responsibility to provide guidance to our students and to articulate clearly our expectations for academic work.

"What we're disappointed about is government hasn't held on to articulating clearly the links and opportunities of care for the environment and economic success and development".