Sentence examples for is systematically making from inspiring English sources

It means we recognise there is a structure out there that is systematically making women feel bad.

"We do not have credible academic evidence that microcredit on average lifts people out of poverty," says Roodman. "We [also] do not have evidence that microfinance is systematically making people worse off".

So Dr. Petraco is systematically making marks in jeweler's wax and other materials, creating images of them under a stereo microscope and quantifying the details, assembling a database that can eventually be mined to determine probabilities that a mark matches a certain tool.

Comparison with the Timoshenko beam theory is systematically made for analytical and approximation variants.

Taken together, these suggest providers are systematically making it difficult for customers.

Week on week, in this country and all over the world, misguided therapists are systematically making these individuals' OCD worse.

Sassen argues that cities such as Shanghai and Beijing have been systematically making room for a "new very high-income middle class", and pushing the lower-earning middle classes out to the edges of the city limits.

The Post Office saw this coming years ago and has been systematically making the transition away from the now largely useless job of delivering junk mail to a focus on last mile logistics.

We are systematically making contact with potential candidates who have applied, been recommended to us, or identified by [global search firm] Spencer Stuart on our behalf.

Companies reviewing their salaries are simply looking for discrimination in pay -- if all the people in a certain class are systematically making less for no good reason.

First principles cluster calculations of MgO 001)//M 001) (M=Sc to Cu) interfaces have been systematically made using numerical atomic orbitals as basis functions.