Sentence examples for articulate a wide range from inspiring English sources
And in spite of the broad consensus building he has insisted on, he has yet to articulate a wide range of initiatives or goals, preferring a razor focus on three areas: rebuilding Lower Manhattan, school governance and the budget.
The implications of this connection for human capital formation are immense and are articulated in a wide range of publications, from lay articles to academic reports (The Economist, 2006; Augustine, 2007).
"The primary process is an opportunity to vet the candidates so that they have to articulate and express themselves on a wide range of issues that working people care about," Mr. McLaughlin said.
His corpus of writings as a whole show the inadequacy of Boorse's theory as well as express great care in systematically articulating his own theory while addressing a wide range of possible objections.
An agency of skilled, diverse theatre artists, deployable in a wide range of community contexts and able to articulate on stage the full complexity of our globalised world, is of increasing importance.
Over the course of several months, The WorldPost interviewed dozens of Tilbury residents from a wide range of social backgrounds and heard many articulate a form of nostalgic nativism to explain their disillusionment with the status quo.
The Tamburello, while appearing very similar to the contemporary western tambourine, is actually played with a much more articulate and sophisticated technique (influenced by Middle Eastern playing), giving it a wide range of sounds.
Calling it "the great digital literacy debate", British-American entrepreneur and author Andrew Keen judged the victor to be the American reader, who was blessed with a wide range of compelling writing from "all of America's most articulate Internet luminaries".
