Sentence examples for been well articulated from inspiring English sources

It's been well articulated.

The goals of reform have been well articulated by the president: increase access to health care, improve quality of care and reduce costs.

The new formula has not been well articulated by the protesters or by the best brains in Davos, but the column's rather "let them eat cake" approach is either blind to or apologetic for the forces that will lead to more suffering for the many while devastating the habitat for life on this planet.

The roles of the principal parties to research collaboration, in the knowledge-based economy, have been well articulated in literature.

Since these findings have been well articulated in previous studies, it is unnecessary to further interpret patterns in Fig. 4 by using interview data.

Achieving ego-integrity involves fully accepting oneself and is important in quality of later life, but the concept of ego-integrity in old adults has not yet been well articulated in nursing practice.

We value thoughts that are well articulated.

These legs were well articulated on the body of the vessel and formed an extension of the interior volume.

He wrote "The Gift" because he could find no place where his own motivations for writing poetry were well articulated, but articulating them required a poet's suggestiveness.

While the complaints of working mothers are well articulated, it is often much harder for employers to explain why working mothers continue to experience problems at work combining career and family.

Eve Stockton evokes a mythical horrific figure in western civilization; her "Medusa Enraged" (2001) is a sculpture in milky white alabaster of the mortal Gorgon whose snake hair is well articulated.