Sentence examples for systematically pursue from inspiring English sources

The Nazis used government data to systematically pursue Jews and other unwanted groups.

Born April 1 , 1930in New York City, Jack began to systematically pursue degrees from every available academic institution including Stuyvesant High School, City College of New York, New York University, The New School and Columbia University, where he received his doctorate in psychology.

On top of that, the officer would systematically pursue a woman that he met on duty.

Here's a simple reality: if you can learn how to systematically pursue your achievement goals and perform your best, some degree of success is inevitable.

Our military is systematically pursuing its mission.

Discipline is different from drive or (this apparently needs to be said) systematically pursued vindictiveness.

"Ever since the annexation of Texas and invasion of the Philippines, the U.S. has systematically pursued an imperial policy.

Turkish regulars, aided by Kurds, brigands and the dregs of the population, are systematically pursuing a work of ruin and devastation throughout the whole of Armenia.

Many of the people who raced desperately for the open fields were systematically pursued and machine-gunned from the air by swooping fighters.

As for the rule of law, we should heed Justice Felix Frankfurter's advice that the "relevant question is not, has it been achieved, but, is it conscientiously and systematically pursued".

His singular achievement there was to show how Turner's use of colour, and his eccentric but systematically pursued inquiries into colour theory, were not only supremely visual but also seriously intellectual, and bound up with a fascination with the poetic resonances of the art of painting.