Sentence examples for problems in articulating from inspiring English sources

FOXP2 came to light in a large London family, half of whose members have severe problems in articulating and understanding speech.

Despite the centuries separating them, these novels use lists to address some fundamental problem in articulating not simply the nature of human experience (which is, to some extent, what all fiction attempts to do), but the bewildering fact of human existence itself.

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

A mark of fair indicates significant weakness in at least one field, and some difficulty in articulating historiography and problems.

Likewise, Kurtović asserted postsocialism's importance in articulating a conceptual problem space created by the Soviet experience that is analogous to the project of postcolonial studies.

Articulating a need for reforms or new ethically pertinent ecological or economic problems – or articulating existing problems in a new, enlightening way – is also of societal relevance (e.g. [ 80]).

They had problems with articulating their needs, leading to feelings of being misunderstood and rejected.

Hornaday mentions nothing of the blatant racism also found all over Rodger's manifesto, keeping her perspective as Caucasian and vanilla as the Hollywood of which she supposedly despises, one of the principal problems in how she articulates her thought process.

We didn't have any problems articulating his words.

Such management problems result in other health system problems, as articulated by two interviewees from different agencies: "We have enough financial resources, our problem is in managing them which encounters us with financial restrictions" (Int #4), and "lack of precise planning on how to apply health technology, causes financial constraints in the Ministry of Health" (Int # 6).

He had the same problem articulating Hot Streets' to Lazzo.