If you've listened to any of his Senate or policy speeches – and, really, you can pick almost any one at random – he's just as good at articulating the problems of income inequality or bank deregulation or for-profit insurance cartels or skyrocketing higher education costs as Elizabeth Warren is, but he does so with a vigor that she hasn't matched yet.
He says it saved his life and although he talks the talk of a man who's been immersed in therapy-speak, it's because he didn't even have a language for it before, to articulate the problem at the root of all his problems: the violent abuse he was subjected to as a child at the hands of his stepfather.
"[Environment minister] Greg Hunt's approach won't do anything, so we need business leaders capable of articulating the problem.
One of the most important goals (if not the most important goal) of any problem statement is to articulate the problem being addressed to the reader in a way that's clear, straightforward, and easy to understand.
I found that a lot of the learners have struggled with just articulating the problem.
The following question was developed to articulate the problem: What methods are used to diagnose oral dryness and what is the efficacy of these methods?
The analytic philosopher of mathematics might think of the material discussed here as providing preliminary 'data' that might help in articulating the problem.
The first step is problem definition which aims at articulating the problem in its context as clearly as possible.Humanity will have to cope with the energy problem, one of the most critical challenges of humanity in this century.
"You know what the problem is, but how do you articulate the problem?
Michael Douglas returns as Gordon Gekko out of prison, who, oddly enough, articulates the problems with the industry until, of course, he returns to his greedy ways.
