Sentence examples for systematically tries from inspiring English sources

Even countries that think an open approach to ownership breeds more ruthless and valuable firms will block deals that genuinely threaten the public interest.But when a country systematically tries to enforce unequal shareholder rights (and even worse, does so on already-listed firms) there are high costs.

Its targeting technology systematically tries to predict campaign performance in real-time so that ads are better targeted too.

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

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.

Woodward, once one of the most impressive administrative minds in British sport, has been systematically trying to ruin his own reputation ever since he stopped working in rugby.

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

Nor is there something unique to Utah that allows doctors there to analyze their results and systematically try to improve them.