Sentence examples for this problem can be articulated from inspiring English sources

This problem can be articulated in the form of a dilemma.

Lord Turner does it unusually well, nodding gravely as aggrieved consumers quote verbatim from FSA documents, helpfully rephrasing questions so that the nub of the problem can be articulated just that little bit better.Most of the questions were passed on to less glossy FSA bigwigs, notably the chief executive, Hector Sants.

The possible problem can be articulated as follows: How can Spinoza claim, on the one hand, that there are modes of really distinct attributes, e.g., my mind and my body, and therefore there is a real distinction between my mind and my body, and, on the other, claim in the Scholium to 2P7 that my mind and body are one and the same?

This problem can be solved fairly easily.

"This problem can be solved," she said.

This problem can be addressed.

This problem can be easily solved.

Usually this problem can be solved soon.

This passing can be articulated in terms of structures, agencies and processes of tacit coordination involved in making accounting happen.

We shall pass over this view in silence and concentrate on views that can be articulated within a foundational framework.

You find disagreements that can be articulated.