Sentence examples for less systematically from inspiring English sources

Book II was composed less systematically.

Forecasters have been less systematically wrong regarding G.D.P. growth, and they've broadly marked down future growth rates already.

Hansen and Rubin's algorithms would let the actors "play out this insane recombining and reinventing of these novels" that they already did, less systematically, for fun.

The new American Reform Math is also problematic for this population, since it waters down the actual math and teaches it less systematically.

Indeed the basic materials of most textual investigation, the manuscripts themselves, have as yet not all been identified and catalogued, much less systematically exploited.

Pearson is writing about books for grown-ups, but his comments are equally applicable to children's' books, even though the "evidence" may be less systematically placed and harder to interpret.

Before the creation of Greater New York, city leaders dealt with the needs of citizens less than systematically.

Re "Racial Profiling Was the Routine, New Jersey Finds" (front page, Nov. 28) and "Supreme Court Bars Roadblocks Set Up to Search for Drugs" (front page, Nov. 29): A state trooper policy in which 80percentt of vehicles searched belong to African-American and Latino drivers is difficult to present as anything less than systematically discriminatory.

Veterans receiving non-VA dialysis are systematically less complex, less likely to be hospitalized, and had shorter lengths-of-stay than Veterans receiving VA dialysis.

According to the experiments by Bina et al. 2009 in their studies taking into account the low dosage of chitosan in these experiments (systematically less than 1 mg/L), the amount of organic carbon introduced would remain low enough (less than 0.8 mg/L) to make its contribution negligible on the coagulation flocculation performance.

Free-rider types contribute systematically less than all others.