Sentence examples for about systematic from inspiring English sources

Philosophy lacks the infrastructure that other disciplines have to bring about systematic change.

Attitudes such as these, and the accumulation of small doses of indifference towards intolerance and prejudice, are what bring about systematic discrimination.

There is ample evidence that this PCD mechanism involves a number of complex biochemical pathways that bring about systematic cell death in floral tissues.

The PIP-IHI was intended to bring about systematic changes in service delivery such as encouraging improvements in chronic illness care, enhancing capacity, access and health outcomes for patients through culturally appropriate and coordinated care (table 1).

Science is about systematic thinking.

Being a speculative jurist, Abū Ḥanīfah brought about systematic consistency in legal doctrines.

It's not some technical problem about voting procedures, it's about the systematic use of computer-aided bigotry employed by Republicans and some Democrats to steal elections.

Bridgman's ambivalence about conceptual unity elicited a serious worry about the systematic import of scientific concepts and theories, most astutely expressed by Hempel (1966, 91 97).

It is not about Israel and the conflict with the Palestinians, it is far more about the systematic slaughter of Sunnis in Syria.

"It's about the systematic injustice being carried out against the occupied Palestinian people.

Many observers have long suspected that the International Olympic Committee knew about the systematic doping but looked the other way.