Sentence examples for least systematic from inspiring English sources

Like all big system-makers, Spengler is most interesting when he is least systematic, in the cracks in his system.

This does not mean that government or laws were equitable or just, and there is plenty of evidence to indicate they were not, but they were at least systematic.

Often the least systematic of the problem-solving heuristics, the generate-and-test method involves generating alternative courses of action, often in a random fashion, and then determining for each course whether it will solve the problem.

His own history books come alive when they are anecdotal and digressive and at their least systematic — when "they pulled Lord North out of his barouche," or when, in "Principia Politica" (1953), he describes his own typically bourgeois household of the eighteen-nineties.

To be considered Stage N0p, there had to be at least systematic sampling or the disease was stage Nxp.

While at least one systematic review has assessed interventions targeting residents' and students' interactions with pharmaceutical companies, we are not aware of a systematic review focusing on practising physicians.

The framework was developed to improve GAEB AM performance and to reach at least the "Systematic Approach" level as a first stage in the improvement process.

The average temperature for the contiguous 48 states for November and December was 33.8 degrees, making it the coldest for those two months in that portion of the country at least since systematic record-keeping began in 1895.

Though Ross worked on this story for a decade, since long before the candidacy of Donald Trump, racist policies have been at work in the Republican Party (not least through systematic efforts to suppress the vote in many Southern states) for decades, and the persistence of symbols of the Confederacy, along with its racist premise, underlies the didactic premise of the film.

Although Pinochet was later returned to Chile for reasons of ill health and was declared by a Chilean court to be mentally unfit to stand trial, the Law Lords' ruling established the precedent that former heads of state do not enjoy immunity from prosecution, at least for systematic human rights crimes a principle now enshrined in the workings of the International Criminal Court.

In a word, normal lives of mature adults are at least relatively systematic.