Sentence examples for something more systematic from inspiring English sources

But something more systematic is needed.

But she wanted to produce something more systematic.

But there's something more systematic to the macro story – something that very much informs my work.

The Los Angeles museum's garden, for example, is enchanting, but I would have wanted something more systematic, with clear labels and more apparent organization.

Some irreferentialist philosophers thought that something more systematic and substantial could be said, and they advocated a program for actually defining the mental in behavioral terms.

But Indonesia is now embarking on something more systematic: it is laying the foundations of a welfare state.Last October Indonesia's parliament passed a law pledging to provide health insurance to all of the country's 240m citizens from January 1st 2014.

Mary Rice from the 'Environmental Investigation Agency', an organisation that exposes international environmental crimes, explains that "Charcoal burning is a local practice but when put on a commercial, international scale it becomes something much more systematic, widespread and damaging.

Members, directors and staff could all benefit from something a little more systematic.

Sir Gus O'Donnell, cabinet secretary, is trying to sharpen up Whitehall's act with "capability reviews" along the lines of the comprehensive performance assessment exercises in local government, but something more independent and systematic is needed.

However, the regularity of the bias towards cure and away from prevention suggests that something more structural and systematic must be at work.

"This is something the government could do in a more systematic way," Mr. Edgar said.