Sentence examples for articulating the impact from inspiring English sources

Universities across the sector are getting better at making their 'case for support' and articulating the impact of a gift – big or small – to their institution.

Each of the latter two groups watched a short video of either an internal beneficiary (such another worker in the field) or external beneficiary (a customer) articulating the impact of the harvesting employees' work on them and then thanking the employees for that work.

The Center On Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs), founded and directed by Dr. Mary Beth Gasman, has also done a phenomenal job of documenting and articulating the impact of MSIs, among which HBCUs are included.

It's our responsibility to articulate the impact that music can have on a child's learning and wellbeing to education leaders, teachers and parents – and to build diversity in music, so that children see people enjoying and participating who reflect their communities and the world around them.

While a UK parliamentary committee is also running a wider enquiry aiming to articulate the impact of fake news.

The actress explained why being portrayed as such is actually a "backhanded compliment". Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa articulated the impact of not feeling visible in mainstream media while growing up in the United States.

I sat in the front row within arm's length of my sister and her committee as she masterfully articulated the impact of multiple childhood traumas on personality and its relationship to dissociation.

In the year 2006, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Stop TB Partnership articulated the impact targets for TB cases and deaths in context with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals [ 1].

Similarly, empirical work designed to articulate the impact of the nurse prescribing role on patient outcomes (such as a reduction in hospital admissions) is also lacking; further evaluative research in this area is therefore required.

These sources of uncertainty were similarly seen in this research, and while we did not set out to determine whether individuals could assign meaning to their illness like Brashers and colleagues [ 26], we found that participants were able to articulate the impact uncertainty had on their overall health.

Our respondents articulated the impacts of climate change in terms of changes in drought patterns, status of natural resources, and changes in the ecology of rangeland vegetation dynamics and composition, disease incidences, and livestock population dynamics.