Sentence examples for it has been systematically from inspiring English sources

In the course of the previous three series, it has been systematically transformed.

If so, there is a very strong chance that it has been systematically pumped full of antibiotics.

"If you look at what's happened in the US … there was once relatively well-funded public service broadcasting but it has been systematically underfunded and almost totally destroyed.

The country is majority Shiite, a religious sect that complains it has been systematically marginalized and discriminated against in jobs, education and governance in Bahrain.

Meanwhile, there was worldwide condemnation of Isis after it blew up the Arch of Triumph, one of the most prominent monuments in Syria's 2,000-year-old Roman city of Palmyra, whose remains it has been systematically destroying.

The notion of a virgin, pristine wilderness was understandable in the days of Captain Cook — but since the emergence of modern ecology and archaeology, it has been systematically dismantled by empirical evidence.

In the letter, the agency complained that it had been systematically blocked from gaining access to evidence, witnesses, documents and the blast site by the federal Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, which until recently cordoned off the area as a crime scene.

Notably, the Bush administration hadn't even bothered to look at much of this evidence, the task force reported, so last year was the first time it had been systematically compiled and reviewed.

Within 10 years of the publication of James's original theory it had been systematically rebutted in almost all the leading philosophical and psychological journals.

Their credibility, in the eyes of most of those present in court, including, it seems, the judge, has been systematically shredded.

Gab now displays a message claiming it "is under attack" and has been "systematically no-platformed by App Stores, multiple hosting providers, and several payment processors".