Sentence examples for formulate and express from inspiring English sources

"If we couldn't formulate and express viewpoints," Mr. Joseffer said, "I would be here today in support of neither party".

In a motion filed last month, Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson told the court that the government had not been aware of the existence of the case until California filed its appeal, and asked for a chance to formulate and express the government's views before the court acted in the case.

Not many writers manage to get sober and those who do often suffer a decline in output: testament not so much to the power of alcohol as a creative stimulant as to its role in destroying brain function, obliterating memory and playing havoc with the ability to formulate and express thought in former alcoholics.

Characterized as "inclusive, healthy and protective for all children," lessons in developing skills that are relevant to the "real world" also allow schoolchildren the opportunity to formulate and express their own opinions on issues that might otherwise be ignored or inadequately covered by other, more mainstream classes.

Analytical stability and bifurcation condition are then formulated and expressed as functional relations between the parameters.

The predicted response can also be formulated and expressed as functions of amplitude and location of the impact force.

Only through thinking and judging can we recognize universality and necessity, a recognition that is, in turn, formulated and expressed in concepts and propositions.

The solution for each type of analysis can be formulated and expressed in a concise format in terms of generic force/actuator and response/sensor mode shape functions.

The proposed SPAF framework assists geotechnical engineers in formulating and expressing their engineering judgments in a quantifiable and transparent manner.

But it is difficult to correctly formulate and use the constraint expressing toxicity due to the cumulative drug.

We suspect that these exercises served as a form of practice during the CREATE semester, helping students build competence in their ability to formulate, express, and defend ideas about particular proposed studies (Ambrose et al., 2010).