Sentence examples for no one systematically from inspiring English sources

There's one immediate problem: no one systematically measures the frequency of abuse of the type that Criado-Perez received when Twitter users threatened to kill and rape her.

People there can act as tribes, sects and clans, but not as a unified government — so there is no one systematically consolidating whatever gains the surge has made.

No one systematically tracks how many deportees end up dead when they are returned to their homes, but the social scientist Elizabeth G. Kennedy in a forthcoming report documents, from news reports, that at least 90 migrants deported by the United States and Mexico in the past 21 months were murdered.

No one systematically tracks the nation's community college students after they transfer to 4-year schools or measures how many go on to get advanced degrees.

But no one has systematically examined her writing.

"No one had systematically looked at the common variations," in DNA, he said.

It had long been known that sleep changes, but no one had systematically studied when those changes occurred or how pronounced they were in healthy people.

To date, no one has systematically studied how different bullying settings affect bullying behavior — whether bullying in the Northeast differs from bullying the Midwest, or whether bullying in certain cultures, neighborhoods, or professions comes with its own characteristics.

What psychic winds propel the medical mind from Point A to Point B are completely unexamined: no one has systematically studied how doctors' beliefs about their own vulnerability to illness evolve over the years.

No one has systematically reviewed the repeat victimization literature and meta-analyzed the findings.

But no one had systematically compared laughter across a variety of primate species, particularly the great apes.