Sentence examples similar to are unsystematic from inspiring English sources

Qualifying this knowledge is important, but past efforts have largely been unsystematic.

These are fine, except that they have been unsystematic turns of phrase, mere trips off the tongue.

In short, lots of stakeholders have a vested interest in keeping the process as it is: unsystematic, subjective, and opaque.

The argument of the book is rather thin and much of the empirical evidence marshaled in support of that argument is unsystematic and anecdotal.

At the turn of the 17th century there was no sense of how creatures were related to each other; descriptions and classifications were unsystematic.

Earlier studies have suggested that CO2 evasion from inland waters might play a critical role in the planet's carbon cycle, but previous estimates were unsystematic and offered little spatial resolution, researchers said.

But the organization of the texts is unsystematic.

To take a blunt example, what may be the systematic genocide of Armenians for some can be unsystematic wartime killings for others.

Though the programme initially instituted by the Wrigley family was unsystematic (for example, thanks to the complexities of social hierarchies, introduced males may never actually successfully breed) the herd initially maintained a reasonably healthy level of genetic diversity.

The security interventions to prevent domestic burglary have been unsystematic and non-universal: with the adoption of secured by design, some have been building age related, such as in the Netherlands study above, while others have been retrofitted to older properties.

This does not mean that PCD is unsystematic.