Sentence examples for and more systematically from inspiring English sources

Quietly and more systematically, Libya's new masters have been hunting them down.

And, more systematically, a downgrade would increase the default risk premium baked into various forms of financial analysis typically pegged to the supposedly risk-free 10-year Treasury rate increasing the cost of capital and causing headaches for corporate finance types everywhere.On the other hand, a well-signaled ratings drop need not cause an economic crisis.

Yet, this can be done better and more systematically in the future.

As Thai political scientist Thitinan Pongsudhirak writes, "Electoral winners cannot do as they please after scoring at the ballot box; they must accommodate the interests of the losers more openly and more systematically".

Thorough knowledge of content is an absolute requirement for a teacher, but a textbook covers content thoroughly as well, and more systematically and comprehensively than a teacher is likely to be able to.

Although we could find no differences using this technique we further (and more systematically) examined level of anaesthesia by directly measuring latency to withdrawal using a ramped heat tail-flick apparatus (see Methods section).

Meaningful participation of children, families and communities need to be planned and implemented more systematically.

These findings indicate the need to build such skills and knowledge more systematically into professional training informed by the experience of specialist services and those living with the condition.

The findings of this study indicate the need to build such skills and knowledge more systematically into professional training informed by the experience of specialist services and those living with the condition.

H.M.O.'s say they weigh costs and benefits more systematically than doctors or hospitals acting alone.

He added that across Government it was an area of policy that needed to be given far more prominence and measured more systematically.