Sentence examples for it is not systematic from inspiring English sources

"We do have torture, but it is not systematic, it is individual.

"It is not systematic and it is not reliable and for a lot of people, it depends on whether your supervisors are sympathetic," said Ariane Hegewisch, a study director at the Institute for Women's Policy Research.

"What if" is based around brainstorming analysis by a small team of highly experienced engineers, but it is not systematic.

Ideal utilitarians and others are keen to argue that Ross's view is problematic because it is not systematic enough.

For example, in a study correlating substitution rate with body mass and longevity [11], error in rate estimation would have functioned as random noise in the data; because it is not systematic, such error would not have altered the conclusions.

This did not take place due to a lack of financial resources and the fear that some Brussels' inhabitants would not buy into the screening, which would undermine its scientific relevance if it were not systematic and universal.

But it was not systematic, organised or endemic.

"It is not the policy of the Afghan government to torture and it's not systematic.

"In certain cases, people are floundering, because it's a very very open-ended program, and it's not systematic".

He acknowledged that human rights abuses could be arbitrary in the country, but insisted that it was not systematic.

Turkey's spokesmen, most of whom are diplomats, continue to maintain that the death toll was much lower, that the slaughter does not count as a genocide because it was not systematic, and that in the course of the war Armenians killed many Muslims, too.