Sentence examples for help to articulate from inspiring English sources

"He or she can help to articulate your thoughts, and to give you confidence," Stewart says.

A companion can help to articulate what the candidate wants to say and can support and build confidence.

Experiment can also help to articulate a theory.

This said, attention to the parity of genetic and environmental causation can also help to articulate the legitimate suspicions many groups have of genetic engineering.

"Eurodoc will help to articulate the needs of PhD students, to coordinate our activities and to be listened to, also in Brussels," Siegler is sure.

And those of us who came of age in the progressive movement over the last few decades are now being called on to bear witness to the history and values of this tradition, and to help to articulate a vision for the future for the movement.

Equally, bashing Wal-Mart helps to articulate more general fears about globalisation.

In Great Britain it was identified with the Conservative Party, whose campaigns it helped to articulate during the years in which Margaret Thatcher was at the helm.

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.

"The ombudsman's team will look at the evidence they're presented with, ask any questions they need to ask and level up the playing field to the extent of helping to articulate a complaint, but they will be doing it in a way which is not bearing, I hope, any resemblance to the legal process".

Investment firms compete on the basis of "how much time are you going to commit to due diligence and drafting the documents and helping to articulate a growth story," said Scott Sipprelle, the former head of United States equity capital markets for Morgan Stanley and the founder of Midtown Research, a New York firm that specializes in investing in newly public companies.