Sentence examples for Best articulated from inspiring English sources
The folly of owning a medical discovery was perhaps best articulated by the late Jonas Salk.
It is a concentrated riot of vulnerable emotions, best articulated by the rowdy little diamonds themselves.
Perhaps the key findings are best articulated in the judicial conclusions, which begin on page 114.
Lexus says that the concept employs its L-Finesse styling language, best articulated by the LF-A supercar.
It began straightforwardly enough, with people on Facebook and Twitter sharing the reactions that best articulated their outrage.
My concerns about grade accelerations are best articulated by the recommendations for best practices published in Gifted Child Quarterly.
(And are they doing it?)Mr Frum: Republicans must do two things now: a) provide examples of effective governance at the state level and b) articulate a clear and convincing alternative to the Obama policies at the federal level.We are seeing some good results from a: the examples set by Jon Huntsman in Utah, Charlie Crist in Florida and Bobby Jindal in Louisiana head the list.
This would be a great time for those progressive social change champions who have been working and fighting for community development, education reform, clean environment and social justice to come together and (a) assess the results of the Daley Era and, (b) articulate a set of priorities that a new mayor must address.
In the first round, a focus group with experts was held to: (a) list the key procedural skills required of a paramedic graduate; and (b) to articulate what the experts wish to achieve from the evaluation.
(b) Vertical coherence (b) Poorly articulated DRM policies and little coherence.
Nonetheless, two factors are critical for a successful and generally acceptable WoE scheme: a) the process used to weight various types of data, including its literature basis, must be transparently and clearly articulated, and b) the weightings themselves must be derived a priori and applied consistently.
