Sentence examples for help in articulating from inspiring English sources

The analytic philosopher of mathematics might think of the material discussed here as providing preliminary 'data' that might help in articulating the problem.

Research has shown that most health care professionals agree that use of the ESAS enhances patient care because it helps patients in articulating their symptom issues and aids in following them up [ 29].

Hiring Our Heroes hopes that the language in the job translations will also help veterans articulate their military experiences in more enticing ways during job interviews.

A complete education thus helps develop skills in articulating ill-defined problems (Jonassen, 1997).

But even if her largest contribution to their intellectual partnership was to inspire Mill to see what could be done by way of making a case for the views that she had adopted, she must have been able to talk sensibly about her positions and to play an active role in help Mill to articulate his arguments in writing.

"Ikea was looking for someone to help them articulate who they were in a way an American audience would understand," said Lars Bastholm, the chief creative officer for Ogilvy & Mather New York, a unit of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, part of WPP.

This will help you articulate your own faith in God and begin to form your own statement of faith as you form your beliefs.

The BBC is not Midsomer; there are many stories to be told emanating from the diverse communities that make up this country, and the BBC Asian Network plays a big part in helping to articulate them.

Possibly a shot of cold vodka in a martini glass will help her articulate.

The idea that he would, some 40 years later, turn to younger Britons to help him articulate what he couldn't in the early 1960s is telling.

At the conference I met Ali, an 18-year-old WriteGirl graduate, who told me that her mentorship helped her not just in English classes, but helped her articulate her ideas in math and science classes.