Sentence examples for recently articulated from inspiring English sources

Hantz speculates in the Atlantic essay that the farm could help Detroit become a new center for the design and manufacture of indoor growing systems -- a vision also recently articulated in a recent urban agriculture partnership initiated between Michigan State university and the city of Detroit.

The company recently articulated its positions in this infographic.

The New York Times columnist Eduardo Porter recently articulated a similar argument.

A new theory of "Grammatical Mapping" has been recently articulated to capture this development.

He is building on church teaching most recently articulated by his two predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

Barack Obama, now at the end of his term, recently articulated the idea to New York Magazine.

More recently articulating spacers have been used which allow a degree of movement at the knee joint.

Concerned about appearing to be "imperialists," and perhaps still hopeful they can exit Iraq sooner rather than later, United States officials have not, until recently, forcefully articulated their postwar democratic intentions and plans.

For the first time General Qadam Shah Shahim, the Afghan Army's Chief of Staff, recently officially articulated the new policy during an officers' graduation ceremony in Kabul.

For example, the Pentagon has recently begun articulating a military strategy that calls for using A.I. in which humans continue to control killing decisions, rather than delegating that responsibility to machines.

Mckesson has recently been articulating those connections more vocally.