Sentence examples for from systematically from inspiring English sources

Progress in the diversity of our student body must come from increasingly diverse applications, not from systematically biasing in favour of certain students.

The explosive vigor of the Expressionist view, probably dating from 1913-1914, is the more effective because the German artist refrained from systematically distorting what his eye saw.

"Google still doesn't appear to have offered anything that will prevent it from systematically preferencing its own services and manipulating results," Mr. Wood said.

Since World War II, the government of Japan has always incorporated pressure from Washington, known as "giatsu"; far from systematically resenting the interference, successful prime ministers have used it in support of their programs.

NCO-terminated urethane prepolymers were prepared from systematically varied MDI and polyether mixtures.

Measurements of stand dimensions were made from July to October 2012 from systematically located plots installed across the trial area.

Alternative theoretical perspectives can be expected from those systematically excluded from power.

Collectors from abroad systematically visit London; it is the world's new art capital.

We did not collect data from interviews systematically.

This task could benefit from more systematically organised attention.

The review consists largely of published information; some unpublished data was obtained from two systematically searched studies [ 19, 21].