Sentence examples for just as systematically from inspiring English sources

An important prerequisite to this is that a firm is able to manage the organizational complexity of a growing structure just as systematically as it manages the growth-related economies of scale and scope.

He extensively studied portraits and busts of the four presidents and just as systematically studied how the light struck Mount Rushmore at every hour of the day.

People often instinctively do the right thing when an individual animal is directly in front of us, yet we just as easily look the other way when vast numbers of pigs are systematically abused in horrible ways.

Te Reo Māori has been systematically targeted by Pākehā for a very long time and Māori have been resisting this for just as long.

One can conceive, even fathom something as horrifying as the Veteran's Administration systematically allowing dozens of wounded soldiers to die and then scramble to cover it up, just as easily as one can conceive and even fathom the bizarrely ritualistic lies, deceit and ideological idiocy that put them there in the first place.

Because when one leaps from this side of the debate to the other, when one deals deliberately in speech that is knowingly and systematically debased, when one views the people to a mob to which one can say anything just as long as one gets the right reaction, one is courting the impulse to destroy and inviting serious turmoil.

They work just as well.

Just as Greenlandic does not systematically mark past tense, the language also does not have a future tense.

Further, whereas the average angular arm velocity changed systematically between −20° and +20° arm azimuth (i.e. just before and just after target passage) for both SW and BW conditions, it did not change as systematically in the IM condition.

Just as I could never have predicted how systematically my university and my college would disappoint and re-traumatize me".

The idea is to cover the water as systematically as possible, trying different flies when a fish reveals itself.