Sentence examples for deliberate systematic from inspiring English sources
True, he recognises a failure of "deliberate, systematic" post-war planning, but this was the responsibility of others.
The number of suspensions, and the varied events involved, raised troubling questions about possible ineptitude or corruption in Russian drug-testing procedures and also prompted concerns about whether a deliberate, systematic attempt was made by coaches or officials to undermine drug-testing protocols.
In 1921 Lenard had written a book, Ether and Unether, expressing these views, and Hitler had written an article stating: "Science, once our greatest pride, is today being taught by Hebrews, for whom … science is only a means towards a deliberate, systematic poisoning of our nation's soul". Lenard was to become Hitler's "Chief of Aryan Science".
Deliberate, systematic and meticulous — the work required to produce the pearl pendants that Ms. Forsyth describes says something else about the milieu in which the Hoard was created: "It was the beginning of the end of medieval jewelry," Mr. McClelland said.
Instead, I would urge graduates to take a more deliberate, systematic approach to picking an employer.
I have engaged in a deliberate, systematic search for an idea for a new business.
The Trump administration is using a deliberate and systematic approachto undermine, weaken and disempower America's most vulnerable communities.
"The RSF has killed, raped and tortured civilians in scores of villages in an organised, deliberate, and systematic way," said Daniel Bekele, HRW's Africa director.
An independent report commissioned in response to concerns, headed by Sir Quentin Thomas and published in 2006, found no evidence of "deliberate or systematic bias".
Each mention of "gridlock" under Obama must be wrought in truth: that "gridlock" was a deliberate and systematic refusal of the Republican Congress to work with him.
As a global society we are now reaping the consequences of the deliberate and systematic blurring of the boundaries between terrorism, journalism, whistleblowing and democratic dissent.
