Sentence examples for systematically turned from inspiring English sources

To the north lay the town of Prijedor, where Bosnian Serbs systematically turned pretty much every Muslim home into a roofless ruin.

Blacks turned out to vote in record numbers in Florida this year, but huge numbers were systematically turned away for one specious reason after another.

The golden sentences which Corum wrote for the Times were systematically turned into wood by copy-readers of the play-it-safe school.

One by one, people were systematically turned around, handcuffed and lined up along the bridge behind police lines as the drizzle in the air turned into cold rain.

Last July, a nonprofit called Al Otro Lado sued officials at the Department of Homeland Security and at Customs and Border Protection, alleging that asylum seekers are being "systematically turned away at ports of entry".

He emphasises their emotional support especially when he was looking for his apprenticeship and was systematically turned down.

Evidently, one can walk into a Wal-Mart, systematically turn boxes on end, and take notes without interference from employees.

All these notions were distractions from what he saw as a very traditional police operation - systematically "turning over every stone".

The goal is to train as many Iraqi police, Iraqi army, and other security forces as possible, and then systematically turn over the "battle space" to them.

In this meticulously researched book Hatcher, who has represented vulnerable people in court for years, including children in foster care, lifts the lid on a system that rather than helping the needy, systematically turns them into "a source of revenue".

The organisers of the stunt said that they hoped that their shock therapy approach would help Flemings become better aware of their situation through "a social experiment to show what happens when you systematically turn people against a particular group".