Sentence examples for systematically not from inspiring English sources
In the same years that millions of Jews, unwanted in other nations, were systematically absorbed by Israel, millions of Palestinians under Arab dominion were systematically not absorbed by the surrounding Arab nations.
Contrary to the most widespread policy claims, the innovation-boosting effects of liberalisation policies at the leading edge are systematically not supported by the data.
He became renowned for the so called theory of objects ([Gegenstandstheorie], 1904), a kind of ontological account that tries to introduce and consider systematically not only existent but also non-existent objects.
This is part of a broader phenomenon in Britain of employers systematically not paying workers what they are owed.
Mr. Obama has made great strides over his predecessor and is attempting to solve the problems of the Middle East systemically and systematically, not merely one piece at a time.
On March 5th the Pope responded to critics of the Catholic Church, including a UN report that had slammed the Vatican for systematically not protecting children from abuse, saying: "The Catholic Church is maybe the only institution to have moved with transparency and responsibility.
Furthermore, our study could not systematically document if complications were due to unsafe abortions, as this was not systematically documented.
We don't systematically wear veils and our men don't grow chest-long beards.
Yet their performance is not systematically monitored.
POLITICAL convictions are not systematically rational.
