Sentence examples for articulated advice from inspiring English sources

Involve your audience is another well- articulated advice that is heard often.

In the limousine ride the two men shared up Pennsylvania Avenue on Inauguration Day, Bush offered his successor this piece of advice: 'Announce a pardon policy early on and stick to it.'" Sadly, President Obama did not heed this advice, and nearly four years later no such policy has ever been articulated.

This practical advice is an echo of W. E. B. Du Bois's idea, articulated in "The Souls of Black Folk," of the "double consciousness" at the heart of the black experience in America.

An algorithm and accompanying questionnaire that includes clearly articulated steps to measure temperature and document risk factors might assist in standardizing risk assessment, advice, referrals, and evaluation in future outbreaks (See Appendix).

The constraining effects of guidelines have been previously articulated, including ignoring data that cannot easily be measured, and failing to allow the tailoring of advice to individual patients [ 18, 19].

It is all part of the "Brand Called You," a sort of life-as-company philosophy articulated by the management guru Tom Peters -- and long since swallowed whole by the career-advice wing of the business press.

— lacked articulated answers.

"New values are being articulated".

It was not well articulated".

We've articulated the risk.

It is articulated.