Sentence examples for systematically tried from inspiring English sources

And the Republican Party has systematically tried to deny them their vote".

The crucial passage came when Obama systematically tried to dismantle the Vietnam analogies that have stalked every American foreign adventure for four decades.

About a year and a half ago, Dr. Bruno said, Coler-Goldwater systematically tried to raise the number of advance directives among its lucid patients.

But it was also an unwitting tribute to an old way of life, the aristocratic and bourgeois, that the Communists had systematically tried to root out.

Dr. Nesse, however, is one of a growing number of scientists who over the past decade have systematically tried to bring a Darwinian perspective to medicine, hoping to learn more about how evolution has shaped humans' vulnerability to disease.

In addition, he aims at showing that the food industry has systematically tried to obstruct scientific research that exposes the dangers of sugar, just as tobacco companies tried to hide the risks of smoking.

They are systematically trying to make people dumb and poor – letting one group control them all.

But the move plays into Mr. Murphy's accusations that Mr. Tedisco is systematically trying to disenfranchise Democratic voters.

"These people are systematically trying to destroy the use of memory," the semanticist S. I. Hayakawa complained to Time.

Sunni Muslims rule the country, and now they are systematically trying to crush an overwhelmingly Shiite protest movement.

"They do systematically try to exaggerate the range," Geoffrey E. Forden, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said of Iranian descriptions of the Shahab.