Sentence examples for systematically bought from inspiring English sources

But there is almost no evidence that any of these elections were systematically bought or rigged in anyway.

This is a studio that has systematically bought up great franchises, characters and talent in recent years, and now it is reaping the benefits.

It systematically bought and bribed the sovereign, the court, the ministers and enough members of the Lords and Commons to assure the support it needed.

A handful of large business groups have been moving through systematically, buying up entire industries.

If the dollar is indeed turning stronger, investors should adopt a strategy to systematically buy the dollar against other currencies.

Critics of the policy said many Russians gave away their shares too easily, with the oligarchs systematically buying them up as cheaply as they could.

The report on Mr. White was filed by First American Registry, which systematically buys records of housing court filings across the country and does screening for landlords for as little as $10 to $15 a search.

In this, he is aided by our largest leaseholder, the Cambridge college Peterhouse, due to the benevolence of Mr. William Stone, big-game hunter, botanist and world traveler, who lived in Albany from the 1890s till his death at 101, systematically buying up sets through troubled times.

The reference strategy that systematically buys all the energy needed to feed the SBS from the SG.

The older collectors, 60 years old and above, are inclined to buy first according to their taste, then according to quality criteria, and they systematically buy according to the value of the artwork, in relation to the potential value increase of the artworks.

In the US, a number of American companies are systematically buying up smaller producers – a dynamic that could expand into and take over the German market.