Sentence examples for don't systematically from inspiring English sources

There is the well-known issue that Chinese characters don't systematically map to sounds, making both learning and remembering difficult, a point I examine in my latest column.

As Tom Widiger, who served as head of research for the DSM-IV, points out, "There are lots of studies which show that clinicians diagnose most of their patients with one particular disorder and really don't systematically assess for other disorders.

Mr Cameron said the Government would legislate to require foreign criminals to declare their nationality and hand over their passports, adding: "One of the big barriers here is that we don't systematically record the nationality of offenders early enough and this can hamper our ability to deport them".

As Tom Widiger, who served as head of research for the DSM IV, points out, "There are lots of studies which show that clinicians diagnose most of their patients with one particular disorder and really don't systematically assess for other disorders.

We don't systematically wear veils and our men don't grow chest-long beards.

But they don't systematically occur to everyone, and that is what counts.

Unfortunately, these studies do not systematically report wage elasticities.

This is reasonable since many countries do not systematically collect disaster-related facts, data, and information.

The authors concluded that search intensities on Baidu do not systematically affect stock returns.

Sectoral and total energy intensities do not systematically exhibit a bell-shaped pattern.

Our review reveals current GI typologies do not systematically identify such opportunities.