Sentence examples for far more systematic from inspiring English sources

The restoration effort is far more systematic these days.

But her application was far more systematic and thoroughgoing than Wittgenstein's cryptic, suggestive hints, and was also distinctively her own.

But the level of ingenuity and sheer chutzpah applied by some of the workers makes it imperative that Congress institute far more systematic oversight of this plastic cornucopia.

The task force said the immigration agency should make broader and far more systematic use of prosecutorial discretion to concentrate its resources on deporting convicted criminals.

BAGHDAD — The torture of Iraqi detainees at a secret prison in Baghdad was far more systematic and brutal than initially reported, Human Rights Watch reported on Tuesday.

Still, the scene is far more systematic than during the first weeks of the crisis, when shouting throngs of frustrated arrivals nearly crushed a fence, and some set off by foot for Vienna.

As Mr. Holmes pointed out, however, recruiting of athletes is far more fierce, systematic and pub- lic than for other groups.

In Spain, Miguel de Unamuno (1864 1936) and José Ortega y Gasset (1883 1955) marked the thought and the sensibility of Spanish-speaking peoples far more than systematic philosophers might have done.

To achieve this, Savory developed what is known today as holistic planned grazing which encompasses far more than systematic pasture rotations.

But the new investment in mass-market non- fiction is on a far larger, more systematic scale.

Last week, Reuters disclosed a Western intelligence report that said the supply operation was far bigger and more systematic than first thought, involving the transport of "tens of tons" of arms and military personnel on civilian aircraft almost daily.