Sentence examples for are systematically trying to from inspiring English sources

They are systematically trying to make people dumb and poor – letting one group control them all.

"These people are systematically trying to destroy the use of memory," the semanticist S. I. Hayakawa complained to Time.

Sunni Muslims rule the country, and now they are systematically trying to crush an overwhelmingly Shiite protest movement.

But the move plays into Mr. Murphy's accusations that Mr. Tedisco is systematically trying to disenfranchise Democratic voters.

Woodward, once one of the most impressive administrative minds in British sport, has been systematically trying to ruin his own reputation ever since he stopped working in rugby.

Some readers, like Noreen O'Shea Victor of Baltimore, thought The Times was creating "a tempest in a teapot" without evidence that Blumenthal was systematically trying to misrepresent his record.

Ever-harsher copyright laws, and an ebook publishing system that is systematically trying to make libraries irrelevant, show how early he understood issues which I didn't grasp until later.

And Rick Santorum said: We see a president who is systematically trying to crush the traditional Judeo-Christian principles in this country.

The Cruz campaign is now systematically trying to fill the convention with his supporters, getting them elected as state delegates so they can vote for him on a second ballot.

For this reason, great effort will be put in systematically trying to increase the response rate by contacting all participants up to three times using the preferred form of contact (post, e-mail and phone).

Dr. Nesse, however, is one of a growing number of scientists who over the past decade have systematically tried to bring a Darwinian perspective to medicine, hoping to learn more about how evolution has shaped humans' vulnerability to disease.