Sentence examples for became more systematic from inspiring English sources

Attitudes hardened, the trenches became more systematic, the artillery more accurate, the generals less forgiving.

Initially, Gilman may have "slipped" when he divulged secret details to Martoma, but as their friendship continued the malfeasance became more systematic.

The State Department and Pentagon planning efforts became more systematic last month after hopes for an internationally brokered resolution faltered in the face of Russian and Chinese opposition in the United Nations Security Council.

Mr. Chalfant's shooting became more systematic that same year when he bought a motor drive, allowing him to stand at the front end of the platform and squeeze off a sequence as the trains pulled out.

Referral processes became more systematic after the mentoring program.

Committee functioning became more systematic and regular, and members felt more responsible for their decisions.

The present methodology contributes to making this process become more systematic and, in turn, simplify and accelerate the procedure.

For the efficient application of machine learning however, biological datasets need to become more systematic, more precise – and much larger.

He says he is seeing more reports on development, but he hopes the reporting can become more systematic to allow the issues to be put into context.

A decade later, the approach has become more systematic, although most oligarchs' foundations are not endowed, and are instead funded year to year or project to project.

According to the report, issued last week, the department lacks the necessary overview of post-secondary institutions and needs to become more systematic in its assessment of such institutions.