Sentence examples for increasingly articulated from inspiring English sources

After many months, at the very tips of these increasingly articulated branches, I sometimes ended up with sketches that plugged right into the draft".

In recent years, Brownfield has increasingly articulated a policy of flexibility in interpreting the three UN drug conventions that have guided domestic laws since the first was agreed upon in 1961.

In this revolt, the elite professional strata most responsible for shaping our political and economic discourse have at once grown richer and, predictably, have increasingly articulated an ideological worldview justifying their privileged positions (Robert Frank's book, The Winner Take All Society, aptly captured many of these dynamics over a decade ago).

In the mainstream quality improvement and health policy literature there are a variety of overlapping and often conflicting ambitions surrounding accounting, yet their underlying logic is increasingly articulated in a similar and distinctive way.

Second, health research funding from multilateral and Northern funders is increasingly articulated with respect to the 'global good' of knowledge products, not just their local utilization (which is seen as the province of national governments and domestic funding sources).

The local turn in the study of immigrant integration policies has led to the consolidation of an increasingly articulated body of literature which underscores the relevance of and pays attention to various aspects of local immigrant policies.

These women are increasingly articulate in demanding a more active role in society -- and in their own lives.

GANGBUSTERS -- The reaction against gangsta rap gained momentum in 2000, as an increasingly articulate movement set out to reclaim and extend hip-hop's other possibilities: consciousness-raising, sound collage, light-headed whimsy and hard-headed social commentary.

In the years preceding and following India's independence (1947) and control of the princely states, the fervour of writers sometimes turned to an increasingly articulate progressivism of various Marxist schools, sometimes to disappointment and bitterness, and most recently, it appears, to a mood of introspection.

In terms of the characters, you couldn't make them up: King is both a brilliant athlete and an increasingly articulate advocate, demanding gender equality through thought, word and deed; Riggs is a caricature, a public buffoon whose goofy exterior masks a steely devotion to winning.

As a counter to that tendency, he said, as awareness of global religious pluralism has increased, there has developed also "an increasingly articulate body" of religious believers, especially among Christians, who appear ready to grant that enlightenment can be found in other faiths, while still affirming their own religion as utterly unique.