Sentence examples for pursued systematically from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it became evident that there existed a tradition of observation, calculation, and theoretical reflection that had been pursued systematically, refined, and modified for over a millennium.

While there is reason to believe Palin has interest in the presidency, she does not treat it as a quest that should be pursued systematically, and will not permit it to distract from her broader agenda of generating as much money for herself as possible.

The complementary strategy, i.e. reducing the extent of the procedure, has so far not been pursued systematically, as the extent of an instrumentation is usually defined by the biomechanical demands of the injury itself.

Green and Britten [ 15] note that "The value of qualitative methods lies in their ability to pursue systematically the kinds of research questions that are not easily answerable by experimental methods".

The 1% used its growing wealth to make government taxing and spending policies aid, rather than constrain, the class war they pursued so systematically.

The success of that effort led the World Bank's president at the time, Paul Wolfowitz, to commission Ms. Okonjo-Iweala to lead a study of how that process could be pursued more systematically.

If we pursue it systematically, it will happen sooner.

At Google, we foster individual entrepreneurs and pursue innovation systematically.

The second is that they do not leave innovation to chance: they pursue it systematically.

In short, it can do what the rest of the health care sector can't seem to, which is to pursue quality systematically without threatening its own financial viability". Oh, and one more thing: the veterans' health system bargains hard with medical suppliers, and pays far less for drugs than most private insurers.

Discipline is different from drive or (this apparently needs to be said) systematically pursued vindictiveness.