Sentence examples for fail to articulate from inspiring English sources

"These representations often fail to articulate the complexities that produce this visual information".

While Mr Winter gives plenty of airtime to Napster's desire to work with the industry to develop a model that could have worked for everyone, interviewees seem naive and fail to articulate a clear vision of what that model would have looked like.

It has to be noted that irrigation projects, urban water supply systems, flood control installations and recreational dams fail to articulate comparable disfavor noted for hydropower.

Second, if possible worlds are conceived as maximal representations then these supervenience principles (understood in the idiom of possible worlds) fail to articulate what it is for a representation to touch upon being, something non-representational: "For the idea that every truth depends on being is not the idea that every truth is entailed by propositions of a certain sort" (Merricks 2007: 86).

If Plato and Aristotle fail to articulate substantive first principles of practical reason, and if Kant overlooks them in favor of the quasi-Humeian notions of motivation that dominate ethics during the Enlightenment (and ever since), the articulation of such principles by Aquinas deserves attention.

Why did the Commission fail to articulate these logical next steps, these game-changing global governance inventions?

While Ed Balls has landed many blows on the failings of austerity, he has failed to articulate a credible long-term alternative.

But Brazil has failed to articulate a clear alternative to chavismo.

It has so far failed to articulate a coherent counter-terrorism policy.

Both have failed to articulate what they will do to address the unequal impacts of globalisation.

We failed to articulate a clear sense of direction and conviction.