Sentence examples for articulated after from inspiring English sources

This lesson started to become articulated after the Rudbar earthquake.

The important role of local communities within earthquake disaster management, in rescue, relief, and reconstruction was part of the lesson that started to become articulated after the Rudbar earthquake.

A further 13 potential indicators were articulated after review of existing quality indicators and standards.

Drifting on winds of agony between past and present, Quentin's articulated thoughts make "After the Fall" one of the most guilt-choked plays ever written.

As New York mayor Michael Bloomberg articulated somewhat bluntly after the latest massacre: "Maybe it's time that the two people who want to be president of the United States stand up and tell us what they're going to do about [gun control]." From a political standpoint, the inaction isn't surprising, at least from Romney.

The creative process begins with a "total seizure," an inclusive qualitative whole (a "mood") which is then articulated, and even continues after articulation.

Losing weight was not articulated as a dominant sought-after benefit even though it was a secondary outcome of the trial and this may be due to culturally situated traditional beliefs about body size.

When a deadline looms, it helps to write the article I think you would most want to read, not the one that I've held deep in my heart for years and can articulate only after drinking two bottles of wine and reading three related books on the topic.

The A27 in the Hollingbury and Falmer areas of Brighton was impassable after seven articulated lorries became stranded in the drift.

It is difficult, however, to argue with his main thesis: that eight decades after Wilson articulated a global order of peace, democracy and free markets, these ideas "had come to dominate international affairs, not in the sense that each was enthusiastically embraced and faithfully practiced everywhere but rather in the sense that they had no fully articulated and politically potent rivals".

After having articulated potentially devastating criticisms of the theory of forms, one might expect Parmenides to conclude that the theory is a lost cause and should be abandoned.