Sentence examples for systematically looks from inspiring English sources

In a way, the whole film is a bit of fantasy, or an attempted one: In Mr. Talbert's unremarkable comedy, Montana systematically looks up ex-boyfriends in the hopes of finding out she was wrong about one of them.

"[This paper] systematically looks at reef decline and finds an unambiguous and highly significant statistical trend".

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that systematically looks at who should be used as a social sensor - and who should not.

We chose to analyse patient behaviour after LSAE notification in the Veterans Health Administration VHAA), because the VHA systematically looks for LSAEs, tracks potentially exposed patients and communicates with them after LSAE notification.

"We can go in there and systematically look for disease pathways and therefore druggable targets".

"No one had systematically looked at the common variations," in DNA, he said.

Fischer arrived at the castle in the summer of that year and began systematically looking through the collection.

"What we can say now is that we've eliminated these four compounds, and now we need to systematically look at others".

It's when we form an opinion, and then we systematically look for evidence to support that opinion while discarding anything that contradicts it.

"The door to seed contamination is wide open," said Margaret Mellon, director of the food and environment program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, who added that her group's study was the first to systematically look at the issue.

Whether Pope's Francis potential advocacy on these issues will have any impact on a government that has so far chosen to systematically look away from the horrors increasingly unfolding before their eyes is impossible to predict.