Sentence examples for most serious systematic from inspiring English sources

In a campaign speech that year, he called himself "the most serious, systematic revolutionary of modern times".

In his headier moments, Mr. Gingrich had boldly proclaimed himself "the most serious, systematic revolutionary of modern times".

Fundacion Capital, a Peronist think-tank, argues that, because of unreformed labour laws, many firms have responded to growth by increasing overtime rather than by hiring new workers.The third and most serious problem is that systematic corruption prevents a lot of public money from reaching those in need.

The most serious violations include the systematic use of torture, illegal arrests, disappearances, executions by paramilitary death squads, the arrest of trade unionists, bans on strikes and allegations of enforced sterilisation in the State of Guererro.

"That systematic and knowing failure... is deplorable and gives rise to the most serious concerns about the overall integrity of the JAAA's anti-doping processes," the ruling said.

Even before today, the scandal was the most serious instance of corruption in the history of the troubled Los Angeles Police Department, but its growing breadth and the systematic nature of the corruption, which apparently went unchecked for years, has raised questions about the ability of the department to monitor its officers.

But Skelton says the most serious environmental damage caused to Iraq over the course of the past 24 years of war and pariahood has been the systematic destruction of Iraq's infrastructure.

"The systematic human rights violations committed by these armed groups, including the slaughter of so many children, are the most serious we have seen in recent times" in Congo, said the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay.

This is the most serious threat.

The most serious was a criminal indictment.

Royal Doulton is in the most serious difficulties.