Sentence examples for not just systematic from inspiring English sources

Mr Fujimori's flight to Japan in 2000 revealed not just systematic corruption, but an institutional void.

Though the Bechers' oeuvre may appear obsessive and encyclopaedic, their goal was not just systematic documentation.

For reporting data from selected papers we used a modified PRISMA [ 12] checklist, which combined aspects of different methodologies (not just systematic reviews and meta-analyses) into a form for all study types (available on application to the authors).

When women have been restored to the historical record and to sociological, political, and anthropological accounts from which they have been omitted, eclipsed (Smith 1978), or relegated to a walk-on role (Novick 1988, 497), it often has become clear that the problem was not just erasure but systematic distortion.

The remains of fossil proboscideans of the Targioni and granducal collections are today presented to the visitors not just for their systematic and stratigraphic value, but also as instrumental to the history of geology (Monechi and Rook 2010).

Practitioners were not just rationalizers or systematic inventors, they also exercised craft skills and rhetorical devices, even when they were also analyzing and experimenting.

One of the terrifying effects of the non-contemporaneity of different levels of social life is the rise of violence against women – not just random violence, but systematic violence, violence that is specific to a certain social context, follows a pattern and transmits a clear message.

"It's backdoor surveillance where it's not just incidental, it's systematic," the White House official said.

It should also suggest how we might repair character damage, not just externally, by making systematic changes, but internally too.

Quality management is therefore an essential part of project management and as with any other attribute, it does not just happen without a systematic approach.

Not just because it revealed systematic abuse at all levels of the game by all its key guardians, but also because it resulted in some of the heaviest prison sentences ever handed down for 'sporting' offences.