Sentence examples for effectively articulate from inspiring English sources

They understand, and can effectively articulate, the argument against this malevolent influence on our armed forces.

Thus district lines are crazily shaped and urban Congressmen who have never spent a day on a farm become the "voice" of farmers whose interests they cannot effectively articulate.

Not only do the regulations, even as amended, effectively articulate the role of competition in the NHS, they also invest it for the first time with a statutory basis.

Researchers in industry also have to be able to effectively articulate missions and complex scientific problems, although their stakeholders and audiences tend to be more diverse.

Within this framework, basic and applied research are explicitly linked to management of arid and semi-arid ecosystems to more effectively articulate research questions and set research priorities.

Girls are their own best advocates, able to effectively articulate both their own needs and solutions.

To the left of Ben Foster's face are the words "CHAMPION HERO LEGEND CHEAT," and while this effectively articulates what makes the disgraced cyclist such a compelling figure, the inspiration for the tag line is instantly recognisable.

Yet Fiorina uses language effectively, articulating her message in what can best be described as a corporate-inspirational style.

Henry M. Morris of the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) wrote, in 1999, that ID, "even if well-meaning and effectively articulated, will not work!

Back then Arianna was a consummate blogger who relentlessly and effectively articulated many of our frustrations with the Bush administration particularly its march into Iraq.

Solutions, like those presented in Room to Grow, need to be effectively articulated to the American people, so that they are inspired not only to vote, but also to communicate their perspective to those holding opposing views.