Sentence examples for are more methodical from inspiring English sources

They are more methodical on offense and more diligent on defense.

It seems like the two male dogs are more methodical in their searching.

While the Ivorians relied on explosiveness and instinctive brilliance, which they have in abundance, Egypt are more methodical.

I can make excuses for this failing — students often prefer advisers who are more methodical and less intuitive, and I all too often scare students off by demanding that they use less math and more economics.

Some of the scenes between Hugo and Isabelle are more methodical and explicit than they need be, and the pieties of a film historian (Michael Stuhlbarg) who has made reviving Méliès's movies his life's work are repetitive and cloying.

From an HR perspective, this means people who are more methodical in nature and can accept a different approach.

The divide-and-conquer method is more methodical than the SWAG method and is generally much superior.

He's more intense than I am, more methodical.

In many ways it is more methodical (hence the name).

Few companies have suffered much from trying to be more methodical.

Sulzberger, in building his tower, has been more methodical and less imperial than his ancestor.