Sentence examples for more methodical in from inspiring English sources

It seems like the two male dogs are more methodical in their searching.

The Yankees' habit is grander, if perhaps more methodical: in three of the last four seasons, they have trampled the competition en route to World Series championships.

From an HR perspective, this means people who are more methodical in nature and can accept a different approach.

Following innovative farmers such as Robert Bakewell (1725 1795), selection recently became more methodical in industrialized countries, in particular with the opening of the first herd-books which strictly defined the breed standards.

But the American forces are now moving from a fast-paced operation in which they covered vast distances in days to a more methodical fight in a confined area: the streets of the Iraqi capital.

The province now seemed secure and Graham saw the opportunity to continue pacification on a more methodical basis in Phuoc Tuy.

Joseph Leidy abandoned his more methodical excavations in the West, finding he could not keep up with Cope's and Marsh's reckless searching for bones.

The Quality and Outcomes Framework for General Practice, which began in 2004, encouraged GPs to be more methodical and inclusive in case-finding and treatment, will also have fuelled change [ 13].

Expect both fighters to exchange in the first frame and switch to a more methodical clinch game in the second.

It taught me to be more methodical, to think in smaller steps, which was a good lesson for me.

It has been more methodical, seemingly harmless in the moment.