Sentence examples for systematically into from inspiring English sources

"Fingerprints are not being entered systematically into the system, travel documents are not being systematically checked for authenticity or against crucial security databases".

In an effort to expand more systematically into the online world, CBS said yesterday that it had hired Quincy Smith, formerly of Allen & Company, to oversee its interactive strategy.

MULLINS -- I don't think there's an easy answer to getting the long interest rate down, other than very good economic policy, maybe temporary fiscal stimulus, not moving systematically into having the government involved in business, and careful behavior on the part of the Fed.

"It would be important to look systematically into that," she writes in an e-mail.

The model was then transcribed systematically into block diagrams in modular fashion for reutilisability of model libraries components.

It highlights the roles of present and future engineers and provides guidelines and insights on how sustainability can be embedded systematically into all dimensions of engineering.

This is something that has been systematically fed into the bloodstream.

They saw the sciences as arriving at laws of nature that were systematically assembled into theories.

The presence of Mr. Duffy's team marks another first: the first time professional counselors have been systematically deployed into a grieving Northern Ireland community.

It's much more difficult like the time I organized a digital-addiction support group that I systematically transformed into a cult.

Patients with drug-resistant TB in South Africa are being systematically discharged into the community when their treatment fails, where they continue to spread the disease, doctors warn.