Sentence examples for systematically making from inspiring English sources

He said Mr Cameron was trying to "reverse the transparency Labour introduced" and seeking to "turn off the lights, systematically making it harder for people to engage with policy making, retreating into a darker and more secretive place".

Taken together, these suggest providers are systematically making it difficult for customers.

Others are much less flamboyant, like Vincent Lee, recognized for quietly but systematically making important discoveries year after year.

We can do it systematically, making our cities better and healthier places, or we can wing it.

Week on week, in this country and all over the world, misguided therapists are systematically making these individuals' OCD worse.

It means we recognise there is a structure out there that is systematically making women feel bad.

U.S. operators, on the other hand, did not systematically make the change.

In reality, of course, we have taken a deadly product — motor vehicles — and systematically made them quite safe.

It is lacking, he said, when a political party systematically makes it harder for poor people and minorities to vote.

And the errors and omissions were not random, but systematically made the constitution look better to European eyes than the Hungarian version would have.

I am angry at the way the Bush White House has repeatedly lied to and misled the public, at its inability to admit to any of its duplicity and most of all at how it has systematically made our country and the world more and more unsafe by its reckless, unjustifiable invasion of Iraq.