Sentence examples for articulated in terms from inspiring English sources

The question is, will it be articulated in terms of bond defaults or larger kindergarten classes — or no kindergarten classes at all?

In every generation, the press has responded to one crisis or another through a strategy "that is articulated in terms loftier than a simple loss of profit and has sought techniques for its amelioration," she writes.

What at first seems to be articulated in terms of a schoolyard dispute — "I never said nothing!" she insists — quickly slides into a gangster patois: "All I know is that know is that I'm as clean as a whistle, baby / I didn't let the cat out".

These concepts are articulated in terms of our body's position in, and movement through, space.

This passing can be articulated in terms of structures, agencies and processes of tacit coordination involved in making accounting happen.

This reductionist view of sentient beings was later articulated in terms of the distinction between two kinds of truth, conventional and ultimate.

I have to articulate, in terms a kid can comprehend, what I see or feel or think about a piece of art.

Comedian Jon Stewart, however, articulated in starker terms the frustration felt by many in America.

But it was articulated in executive terms: he completed the previously planned closing of The Baltimore Evening Sun; closed the 10-year-old New York Newsday; and sold or closed some cable and media operations.

This is neither good nor bad, but a consequence that needs pointing out and should not be ignored as it will lead to conflicts with Zero which will, if articulated in descriptive terms, be too similar.

Indeed, given that by hypothesis the domain is not articulated in mathematical terms, no isomorphism is defined there.