Sentence examples for systematically attempting from inspiring English sources
One of the most often quoted definitions was the one formulated by Ben Martin in 1995: Foresight is "the process involved in systematically attempting to look into the longer-term future of science, technology, the economy and society with the aim of identifying the areas of strategic research and the emerging generic technologies likely to yield the greatest economic and social benefits" [3].
The tabloid industry has been systematically attempting to get Jen pregnant for at least a decade now.
"Those who deliberately and systematically attempt to undermine the decisions of the courts should be sought out and brought to justice," he said.
And to improve consumer acceptability, the food industry has through the years systematically attempted to reduce the amount of unpleasant, albeit now known to be healthful, chemicals in plant-based foods.
If there is a reason to use video to clean up soccer, it surely is to remove from the fray the so-called hard men who systematically attempt to harm an opponent.
Who in the last century more manfully and systematically attempted to fill the demand, in recent times voiced by Tom Wolfe and Jonathan Franzen, that American novelists cast off solipsism and introverted delicacy and embrace the nation as it exists, in its striving variety and dynamism?
Most of these studies have not systematically attempted to alter the natural history of the underlying PUD.
However, with rare exceptions (e.g. Hanser 2010), few studies systematically attempt to compare the consumption practices of different socioeconomic groups.
"The prison administration has systematically attempted to prevent this information from getting out by harassing us during phone calls and family visits".
In California, detailed interviews were systematically attempted with all case-patients by using a standardized questionnaire.
Note: Diagnosis was restricted to children (ADHD combined type) and not systematically attempted with parents.
