Sentence examples for from being articulated from inspiring English sources

In the present circumstances, is it not an exaggeration to speak of "movements of social innovation" when it comes to describing a proliferation of activities that are undoubtedly significant but till far from being articulated?

"Starting from being articulate".

37 At the same time as the risks of re-injury from premature return were being articulated, Hitchcock 18 highlighted that pressures were being imposed upon athletes by coaches and others to return to sport prematurely, thereby increasing re-injury risk.

Risks are being articulated.

Lessons learned from the CCDP are articulated, addressing the roles of demonstration projects and their evaluations, the problems associated with evaluating programs early in their implementation, the importance of assuring appropriate treatment quantity and quality, and the judicious use and interpretation of large-scale randomized evaluations.

Clinical ALI development knowledge from ICU physicians were articulated verbally and subsequently written mathematically in terms of linguistic variables and rules.

African Culture is articulated from the pulpits of foreign faiths.

The stage is articulated from a 3-legged parallel kinematic configuration, where the 2-DOF RCM is ensured by three improved parallelogram RCM modules (PRMs).

This reading seminar addresses questions of finitude, breakdown, loss, and the limits of life as they have been articulated from the mid-twentieth century to the present.

In his most noted work, Politics and Administration (1900), he showed how the popular will is articulated from administration, in which expertise and hierarchy work to fulfill that will.

But cities have also been the stage where desire for change has been articulated, from the Black Lives Matter protests across US cities to anti-government marches in Brazil and the Nuit Debout sit-ins across French cities.