Sentence examples for systematically doing from inspiring English sources

He was exploring systematically, doing thousands of soil samples a year.

"He's been systematically doing this for a very long time," the former employee who had been made to act as a "honeypot" told me.

From the outset, European leaders settled for a "minimal utopia," refusing to give the euro the political underpinning it needed and systematically doing too little, too late, once it started to get into trouble.

Our results demonstrate the potential benefit of considering the programme-wide impact of changes to an immunisation schedule, and our framework is an important step in the development of a means for systematically doing so.

How systematically did they collect the views of parents?

But how systematically does the agency support this kind of change?

Beyond the wedding arrangements for Kaoru Hasuike and Yukiko Okudo, the North Korean government systematically did more matchmaking.

"Since the late 1990s, China has systematically done all the things a nation would do if it contemplated having an offensive cyber war capability," Clarke wrote.

A further consequence of rarity is that dealers who hardly ever bought at highly publicized auctions four decades ago now systematically do so.

Anything seemed possible last night as the Sox batters systematically did away with three Tampa Bay relievers, featured by a three-run, two-out, seventh-inning homer by designated hitter David Ortiz, who had been floundering at the plate.

"That's the law that's on the books right now," he said, quickly adding: "What we have systematically done, is to use our administrative authority to prioritize and say, Let's not focus on Dream Act kids.