Such is the famous Irish paralysis that Majumdar said "provided aesthetic material for James Joyce, one of the greatest innovators of modern fiction". In works such as "A Little Cloud," Joyce articulated this "psychological consequence of imperialism," said Majumdar.
Articulating specific "consequences" can help advance the goal of conflict prevention.
Seeking greater attention from individual doctors and finding difficulty in articulating the consequences of solitary living may all support the possibility that it was a need for emotional rather than practical support that was being expressed.
Pierre Duhem, relying on work by Hadamard and Poincaré, further articulated the practical consequences of SDIC for the scientist interested in deducing mathematically precise consequences from mathematical models (1982, pp. 138 142).
However, in our study, the potential for tension was articulated as an inevitable consequence of collaborative working; individuals' agendas can be different when designing research studies.
The way in which objectives are articulated and claimed has consequences for how responsibilities are allocated and priorities made in humanitarian response (Burns 2015; McDonald 2016).
All of them understood and felt the negative consequences; one articulated it this way: "I really kept myself isolated most of the time.
The majority articulates other adverse consequences which may result from permitting suits to be maintained against public officials.
It was Ted Kennedy, though, who articulated the true long-term consequences of what the Heritage Foundation, the Bush Administration, and Romney had accomplished.
The consequence of a less than fully articulated thesis statement is that the rest of the paper suffers.
Often, dismay was expressed at being alone, but the consequences for each individual, not clearly articulated.
