Sentence examples for articulated enough from inspiring English sources

"In the rush to shore up the economy, we may not be spending money wisely and may not have articulated enough of a vision," he says.

The wall of jeans at Barneys New York may be overwhelming, and the struggle between 511s and 514s at the Levi's store might make for a momentary distraction, but Self Edge, with its selection consisting largely of micro-variations on a theme, forced existential grappling: Am I articulate enough to make an appropriate selection, and then properly pull it off?

We then help them understand how to articulate enough detail about their contributions.

I'm sure Obama was smart enough and articulate enough to more than hold his own with this mostly far-right group.

I want, rather, to pose a question that is not articulated often enough: Do such acts of power work?

The vision for the elite aspects of the game have been articulated well enough, even though more information is required on its implementation, but the same cannot be said for other parts of the game including coaching and referees.

Those whose mission is to rule the world enjoy a more comforting picture, articulated well enough in the current issue of the prestigious (and valuable) journal of the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London.

Is this person articulate enough?