Sentence examples for difficulty of articulating from inspiring English sources

In the light of these facts, we must consider the difficulty of articulating two different theoretical models.

The ability of articulating devices to offer useful range of movement during treatment has been questioned and may be due to the difficulty in reproducing movement about the ankle joint axis [24].

There are different ways of articulating this criticism.

France's left suffers from being part of that more general international difficulty to articulate an alternative that catches the popular mood and from being a particularly acute local example of that failure.

We suggest that some of the difficulty in articulating these interrelationships may be rooted in the conflation of the contextual or structural features of research environments and the research outcomes that they support.

"Sweet Old World" is a different kind of song — more ballad than short story — and its qualities are at the heart of the difficulty involved in articulating the value of any piece of music, which exists first as something in time, as sound and not as text.

Seeking greater attention from individual doctors and finding difficulty in articulating the consequences of solitary living may all support the possibility that it was a need for emotional rather than practical support that was being expressed.

Feminist analyses of care chains typically argue that traditional theories of justice have difficulty articulating the precise nature of the harms or injustices involved in these phenomena.

The recent Occupy and Indignados movements around the world have shown the extent of the backlash against the injustice generated by the ongoing crisis of capitalism and the difficulty in articulating a co-ordinated alternative, and as such have been a source of abundant political commentary.

Gabbard's interest in foreign policy sets her apart from other ambitious Democrats, many of whom have difficulty articulating a clear position on Syria, and virtually all of whom would rather attach themselves to the kinds of domestic issues — stopping Trump, fighting poverty, combatting discrimination — that thrill the Democratic base.

'Sunny Ways' are all well and good when your opponents are Tom Mulcair and Stephen Harper two men who seemed to have genuine difficulty articulating feelings of joy.