Sentence examples for started systematically from inspiring English sources

"What happens if he started systematically destroying the fields?" a senior official said.

Four years ago, she and her assistants started systematically photographing records held by the French Foreign Ministry.

Then he started systematically organizing fellow migrants into picking, sorting and selling the glass, metal, paper, rubber, food scraps and oils that were collected.

Yet in many ways, a different type of show was just beginning, as the coalition started systematically and meticulously attacking the mayor's assertions.

Before long, the government had dispensed with constitutional niceties and started systematically to pack the BBC board of governors with placemen and ciphers as it ramped up pressure on the public broadcaster to take advertising.

One of his big achievements came in 2002 when, for the first time since Arkansas started systematically testing students, a majority of the state's fourth graders passed their math and reading tests.

A job seeker gets their CV into good shape then, buoyed up with energy and enthusiasm, starts systematically firing it off to every potential employer whose details they can get their hands on.

What I suggest in my TEDx talk is that we should start systematically mapping out and using these public spaces to raise awareness about what we have – before we lose it.

"It took a person like Mike Aldrich to start systematically studying normal sleep and abnormal sleep, and connecting sleep problems to neurological disorders," said Dr. Sid Gilman, neurology chairman at the university.

The finding means that researchers including Willoughby can soon start systematically searching for tumors in Ancient Egyptian human mummies.

If we miss this opportunity to start systematically gathering such data, the opportunity may not come along again for decades.