Sentence examples for need to articulate the from inspiring English sources
There was no need to articulate the phrase which sprang to a thousand minds.
Such complex issues underscore the need to articulate the broader ethical landscape of the nutrition debate within global food security.
This discussion bears directly on the need to articulate the dynamics of emergent, ephemeral groups as a major factor in human cultural evolution.
In particular, mainstream politicians need to articulate the positive cultural and economic benefits of migration and not simply demonise either migrants or their impact.
As Nye Bevan would have reminded us, we need to "articulate the wants, the frustrations and the aspirations of the majority".
That is that startups need to articulate the components of their business model, get of the building and test them in front of customers as early as possible.
The obsession with finding the "electable" candidate has drained the Democratic Party of the vital energies needed to articulate the programs that demonstrate its "true blue" values.
In high school, Betchkal's band teacher told him that before he could play a note on his trumpet, in order to appreciate how the instrument produced the syllable, he needed to articulate the sound himself.
Developers might play multiple roles in a FOSS ecosystem, each role involves a set of activities and interactions with other developers that are needed to articulate the tasks in software development [49].
She argues that a new relational model of responsibility, which she calls the social connection model, is needed to articulate the obligations that people in affluent northern countries have to workers in the global South.
In order for these and future trials to be successful, AIDS vaccine advocacy needs to articulate the role of a vaccine in the context of an expanded array of powerful prevention options offered in programs around the world.
