Market failure- One theory articulated behind the existence of social purpose organizations is that they emerge when there is a social-market failure, i.e., the commercial market forces do not fulfil a social need, such as in the case of public goods or in contract failure.
In this study, patients were found to be very attuned to doctor body language and doctors often unaware or unable to articulate rationale behind their judgements; however, doctors were found to have a varying sensitivity to tacit clues.
Every startup should have a story that articulates the motivation behind the business and the problem it's trying to solve.
A woman's name change upon marriage also carries, historically, these same (rarely articulated) implications: Leave your past behind.
By then, Cincinnati police chief Jeffrey Blackwell had articulated the thinking behind this brisk and apologetic response.
There is, however, another possibility, which, although it hasn't been articulated, may lie behind some of the reaction.
Although administrators had not articulated the reasons behind the protests or the restrictions, Ms. Yao, an international trade major who is Han, described the rallies as a "rebellion" — evidence that the official propaganda has been somewhat effective.
The key for Mr. Vance in the Strauss-Kahn case will be to articulate the reasons behind the decisions that were made, said H. Carl McCall, a former state comptroller, who endorsed Mr. Vance in 2009.
Even his wife can barely eke speech out of him, and he rejects oration and persuasion, refusing to explain, or even articulate, the beliefs behind his scorched-earth exit from the state.
You do know, so what's the best way to do this?'" For Ms. Daughtry, the answer had less to do with Democrats changing positions than with engaging religious voters and articulating the values behind their positions.
