Plus you have to hyphenate repeated prefixes as in "anti-antiestablishment," and you hyphenate prefixes that end in "i" or "a" when they precede a word beginning with the same vowel, as in "anti-intelligence" and "extra-articulate". If you were following Chicago style, some of those hyphens would be replaced with a mark called an en dash, which is not to be confused with an em dash.
Being able to articulate the extra benefits that you bring to your role may be useful if you need leniency around working hours or have to ask for study leave.
That you have a deceitful, limitless violence inflicted on a civilian population, and that civilian population has continued to make extra sacrifices and remain articulate and hopeful is astonishing.
It just took you extra 20 years to articulate the same goals and feel safe to pursue them.
At school in Grantham he was "kept back for extra lessons because I couldn't articulate very well".
For your extra $51,500, you get rear seats that articulate like those in business class on an airliner.
(Be sure to watch the extras, in which the articulate and insightful comic-book artist Stephen R. Bissette explains why "Danger: Diabolik" is the greatest comics adaptation of the 1960's).
Take that extra bit of time to build their confidence and articulate a vision; to provide constant, ongoing, high quality feedback; and to listen to their ideas.
I found Ms. McDonald overamplified, but the extra electrical boost was in keeping with this handsome, articulate singer and her high-intensity musical salesmanship.
Aside from the extra time it takes for Dr. Coble-Temple to articulate words, when she is speaking, one can practically feel her working every muscle from her gut to her lips to form each syllable.
If there is a reason the Mets have failed to score in the last nine extra innings they have played on this trip, no one could articulate it.
