Sentence examples for time articulated from inspiring English sources

However, this study has, for the first time, articulated the prevalence, type, co-occurrence and correlates of clinical substance use disorder diagnosis in a systematically surveyed cohort.

The modus operandi, as above, will be to probe Kant's own discussions of the views of space and time articulated by his predecessors in order to clarify his own position.

Herzog, for the first time, articulated a vision of Israel that belonged unapologetically to those whom Ari Shavit, in his bestseller My Promised Land, humorously calls WASPs: White Ashkenazi Supporters of Peace.

The idea that the church can have no influence or no involvement in the operation of the state is absolutely antithetical to the objectives and vision of our country.... Kennedy for the first time articulated the vision saying, no, faith is not allowed in the public square.

Seven weeks after declaring that he wanted to be the next mayor of New York, the Republican candidate Herman Badillo announced the appointment yesterday of the men who would run his campaign and, for the first time, articulated the strategy that he hopes will take him past the primaries and all the way to City Hall.

"I had a hard time articulating in a proactive way how I felt about the world.

Moreover, proponents had a difficult time articulating how the current rules that shelter big-business income disadvantage small businesses.

She has a far easier time articulating the issues that he raises than she does weaving them into the already-tangled skein of her narrative.

"Outside of Hyde Park, in a blacker community, a lot more working-class and poor community, he had a more difficult time articulating his message," Mr. Fischer said of Mr. Obama.

The result, they conclude, is that "many young adult Catholics have a difficult time articulating a coherent sense of Catholic identity".

"If I have a hard time articulating to a friend of mine which one they should be using, imagine the typical user".