Sentence examples for being more systematic from inspiring English sources

His own answer to this question is that "scientific knowledge differs from other kinds of knowledge, especially everyday knowledge, primarily by being more systematic" (Hoyningen-Huene 2013: 14).

Scouting is more systematic.

But there is more systematic evidence, too.

Disgrace could not be more systematic.

It's more systematic than that.

Alvin says they should have been more systematic.

"But the geographic component suggests it's more systematic".

"We need to be more systematic," Professor Kahneman said.

Civil war is characterized by sectarian violence but is more systematic, less sporadic.

The chains also tend to be more systematic and standardized in their procedures".

"They are trying to be more systematic," said a Western diplomat in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.