Sentence examples for has systematically tried to from inspiring English sources

And the Republican Party has systematically tried to deny them their vote".

In addition, he aims at showing that the food industry has systematically tried to obstruct scientific research that exposes the dangers of sugar, just as tobacco companies tried to hide the risks of smoking.

The VW scandal has unleashed a tidal wave of media coverage of the reality that auto industry has systematically tried to game and cheat both safety and emission regulations since they first came in - and that governments have (with the notable exception of California) largely collaborated with the evasions.

But it was also an unwitting tribute to an old way of life, the aristocratic and bourgeois, that the Communists had systematically tried to root out.

The haredim have systematically tried to block archeological digs where there is any chance of coming on Jewish tombs -- which is most anywhere in Israel.

Dr. Nesse, however, is one of a growing number of scientists who over the past decade have systematically tried to bring a Darwinian perspective to medicine, hoping to learn more about how evolution has shaped humans' vulnerability to disease.

In the last two decades researchers have systematically tried to improve performance of titania photocatalysts and make its synthesis simpler and more robust.

Take this young century alone: It wasn't enough in 2002, when the Boston Globe's Spotlight team showed that the predominantly Catholic city's children had been preyed on for decades and that officials had systematically tried to hide the egregious sins of its clergy.

So, for all of those who are still left unconvinced, I offer a collection of evidence that will demonstrate not only that the Chinese gymnast in question was born in 1994 and underage, but that Chinese officials, over the last few weeks, have systematically tried to cover it all up.

Woodward, once one of the most impressive administrative minds in British sport, has been systematically trying to ruin his own reputation ever since he stopped working in rugby.

The crucial passage came when Obama systematically tried to dismantle the Vietnam analogies that have stalked every American foreign adventure for four decades.