Sentence examples for articulated connection from inspiring English sources
This theory of "domestic learning" provides a powerful causal link that supports the oft stated, but poorly articulated, connection between South Africa's own transition process and its foreign policy orientation.
Competitive and compelling candidates demonstrate strong academic performance in challenging courses, a clearly articulated connection to the college and its academic programs, active engagement in their school and greater communities, and an outwardly focused perspective.
The vision that so many in the Valley have for their ventures should include a much more genuine and clearly articulated connection between technology and practical realities and outcomes that make their work relevant to those who do not live and work within the immediate orbit of Valley luminaries.
Mr. Perkins said Mr. Santorum had vaulted into conservative favor because "he passionately articulated the connection between America's financial greatness and its moral and cultural wholeness" and recognized that "the economy and the family are indivisible".
The club president, Nasser al-Khelaifi, articulated that connection when the player signed last summer, proclaiming: "With him, we are more confident and closer to our dream of winning the Champions League".
The number needed to treat (NNT), an index widely used in therapeutics as part of risk-benefit equations, is insufficiently articulated in connection with medically indicated early delivery [ 79].
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Lee C. Bollinger, the president of Columbia University, himself clearly articulated the connections between these two issues in his recent Benjamin N. Cardozo Lecture, which is a nuanced, highly analytical, courageous statement about academic freedom seen through the prism of this controversy.
Such connections we might, reviving a term from first-generation Wittgensteinians, refer to the kind of work undertaken to identify and articulate such connections as "connective analysis"—are, for Wittgenstein, at the heart of aesthetic experience and aesthetic contemplation.
It was easier for Mr. Bailey to articulate their connection.
