Sentence examples for articulating problems from inspiring English sources

"There are characters who are articulating problems that I saw were actually really big problems in our own platoon.

His fresh way of articulating problems would surely cast new light on solutions.

A proactive approach was needed to engage patients who might have difficulties articulating problems, and to broach sensitive topics such as sexual and financial problems.

In capsule form they articulated problems that, in the United States, have consumed millions of hours of study and debate over the last decade.

The song incorporates electropop music as the lyrics articulate problems with celebrity lifestyles and include metaphors for recognised tabloid national newspapers such as The Sun. "The Fear" also references, albeit indirectly, the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Additionally, the children were able to articulate problems and the numerous rules enumerating what not to do, but rarely noted the fun elements of recess or talked about the possibilities for what they were allowed to do.

"A related problem is trying to help someone who is having trouble articulating a problem.

Even IBM signed on -- although IBM also went on record opposing business method patents, noting the fundamental problem with patents on intangibles: "[W]ith the advent of business method patenting it is possible to obtain exclusive rights over a general business model, which can include ALL solutions to a business problem, simply by articulating the problem".

The worse things got in her country, the better she became at articulating its problems.

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.

One leading communications adviser said Geithner is "apparently incapable of articulating the problems and the solutions.