Sentence examples for help us articulate from inspiring English sources

"We used NPC's tool to help us articulate our theory change.

Weinstein's perspective might help us articulate what it is we are actually seeing.

The space program, as impractical and remote as it sometime may seem at first glance, could help us articulate our mundane and intimate experience of ourselves.

Emily Nagoski, a sex educator who recently published an op-ed piece in the New York Times and her upcoming book, Come As You Are: Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life, is offering some wonderful new language to help us articulate to women (and their lovers) what is going on, making a distinction between spontaneous and responsive arousal.

In my book "Friendships Don't Just Happen!" I teach the five Circles of Connectedness -- the five different types of friends we have and need -- to help us articulate the difference between the different roles that various friends can play in our lives.

These efforts didn't slow change, but they helped us articulate what was important about our core team so that we could preserve those intangibles.

By helping us articulate why and how they experience cash flow difficulties and what would help weather them, we'll move closer to solutions that unlock African-American entrepreneurs' ability to build wealth through business ownership.

We will now work to make this true in the most positive way possible: that the army will guarantee peace and safety while we put in place the civilian structures that will help us to articulate how we want to run our country.

Instead of viewing them as designed to elicit authoritative intuitions to which philosophical theories must defer, they can instead be seen as devices which help us to articulate our implicit assumptions when we are threatened with paradox and have difficulty finding a solution.

This will help us to articulate and contextualise specific analytic decisions within the larger picture to reflect analytic logic.

Such descriptions of the cultural context help us understand and articulate the absent, imaginary addressee that this text both shapes and is shaped by.