Sentence examples for has been articulating from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean he is now a John McCain, but it certainly does mean that he has a greater appreciation and has been articulating that".

This is a vision that CEO Aaron Levie has been articulating for years.

It's true that the way we have undertaken globalization has hurt the vast majority of working people in this country--a view that EPI has been articulating for years, and that we will continue to articulate well after November.

The Iraq crisis, as it has been articulated and managed by a highly ideological Administration under George W. Bush, has changed everything.

"Inasmuch as a strategy has been articulated and not implemented, that's the piece Pittman is carrying responsibility for here".

"It may not be the driving issue of a campaign, but every candidate has a position that has been articulated".

Criticism of the market failure notion and of using government to remedy market failure's effects has been articulated in the public choice school of economics.

That itch of a feeling that something big is bubbling underneath has been articulated in the latest WARC and Deloitte Toolkit 2014 report.

The computer-enforced "no flight" idea has been articulated by, among others, Edward A. Lee, an engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley, who calls it "soft walls".

This scientific approach has been articulated by Marian Stamp Dawkins, professor of animal behaviour at Oxford University, who specialises in the study of chickens and farm animal welfare.

This has been articulated elsewhere, by everyone from human rights campaigners and government inquiries to people who would balk at being considered advocates for equality.