Sentence examples for became more methodical from inspiring English sources

The killings started in a spree, with six people shot in 30 hours, then became more methodical and slower-paced.

As the Lightning (24 shots) became more methodical about protecting its lead, it still mounted occasional rushes while clogging up the ice to prevent a rally.

Following innovative farmers such as Robert Bakewell (1725 1795), selection recently became more methodical in industrialized countries, in particular with the opening of the first herd-books which strictly defined the breed standards.

Mr. Gruber, like other survivors of the dot-com years, has become more methodical, arming himself with innumerable charts and filters, a daily game plan and a lot of discipline.

Impulsive hyperactive children often become more methodical and deliberate, which appears as "calming" them down.

My practice has become more sensitive, methodical, and individualized to my own body and its ever-changing needs.

But if the Eagles want to become more balanced and consistent, they'll need to settle for being "more methodical" by placing a greater emphasis on the run.

But the Suns have been thwarted in the playoffs — twice by the more methodical San Antonio Spurs — when the game slows and defense becomes more critical.

As the use of automated reasoning assistants becomes more widespread one can envision their use following a certain methodical order: First, automated reasoning tools are used for theory exploration and discovery.

Uwais is the same methodical blur of bone-snapping brutality, but his director has become more comfortable in his choreography and much more confident in his editing.

Yet if they became willing to negotiate a more methodical and open selection process, they might achieve other benefits, such as increased trust from other nations, that could pay off in future negotiations.