Sentence examples for a culture of systematically from inspiring English sources

While biopsy of the metastatic site may not be prospectively able to demonstrate improved outcome for each patient - at least for the time being - it is paramount to introduce a culture of systematically biopsying metastases in order to gain information on the biology of the disease and, accordingly, select the best treatment option for our patients.

By contrast, large corporations systematically cultivate a culture of evasion and exclusion toward their stockholders, in the knowledge that the corporations control the votes to stifle dissent.

A culture of amnesty prevails.

The lack of a culture of reading?

(The outsider is a culture of one).

They nurture a culture of service.

There is a culture of food bloggers.

–A culture of lawlessness and unaccountability.

Another stimulus to the new approach to history and philology was Napoleon's expedition to Egypt, which was accompanied by scholars and scientists; it was a notable attempt to gather knowledge of a culture systematically.

Still, their stories are serious and urgent, detailing the widespread pain of a culture where women are systematically degraded and violated, even in times of relative "peace".

A dissenting amicus brief, filed by a group of legal scholars, argued that the habits of the writers' room "effectively maintained an exclusionary culture that systematically, if unintentionally, marginalizes female writers and writers' assistants".