Sentence examples for systematically to do from inspiring English sources

In government he set out systematically to do it, along the way making him arguably the least popular education secretary in history.

"There is so much pressure systematically to do well on the tests, and this may not boost scores right away," he said.

And so Murray, long frustrated and even driven to tears by losing last year's final, systematically proceeded to do just that.

Those that systematically continue to do this after their emergence appear to have consolidated and develop into successful political parties (e.g. FN, VB, SVP, LN, etc)., whereas those that did not uphold 'learning' failed to (or have yet to) consolidate into a systemic political presence (e.g. REP).

But it even goes a step further: they insult us over and over again by systematically failing to do business with us.

From the first 1000 participants systematically invited to do radiographs, we obtained 907 knee radiographs; from these 13 participants had unreadable or incomplete knee radiographic evaluation and 231 had missing data for BDI.

In order to perform as a boundary organisation RENEWAL has systematically set out to do more than be a network.

It has been doing so piecemeal and could declare its intention to do so systematically.

"We are not desensitised to what's happening, but we have got used to having to do this systematically.

Not because I am against new management in failing schools, investment in deprived areas or innovative attempts to raise standards, though the academy programme's ability to do this systematically is now in some doubt.

It pays to do this systematically; have everything measured out and in a small bowl, ramekin or other container, within arm's reach of your pan, and preferably arranged in the order in which you'll be adding it.