Sentence examples for systematically working to from inspiring English sources

The Beijing Dance Theater is systematically working to bring in young audiences by performing on college campuses, creating dances that reflect their lives and collaborating with artists from popular genres like hip-hop.

Did you know the PRESIDENT is SYSTEMATICALLY working to MARGINALIZE his opposition in the Republican Party?

He said that the Ministry of Youth and Sports is systematically working to build an institutional framework for the implementation of youth policies at the local level, because it is of the utmost importance that young people in all cities and municipalities in Serbia have access to informal education, recreational sports and volunteering.

But jihadi recruiters systematically work to separate children from their families, he said.

"It is not very long ago that many people had the same views about Victorian architecture... a generation spoke of 'Victorian monstrosities' and systematically worked to erase that era in built form.

But he reminded those who are not fans of such structures: "It's not so very long since a generation spoke of 'Victorian monstrosities' and systematically worked to erase that era in built form.

Instead, it has been revealed that as a country we have systematically worked to undermine its encryption, and the inherent privacy that it grants users.

The result is that we systematically worked to declutter our email design, all for the sake of allowing our readers to put their focus where it needs to be.

It is truly sobering to read how a few individuals, who were tasked with managing two malaria and two tuberculosis programs that should save the lives of thousands of their countrymen and -women, instead systematically worked to defraud these programs, stealing $5 million over several years.

The purge is the result of a long-running clash between Poland's judiciary and its right-wing national government, which has accused the justices of obstructionism and has systematically worked to increase its own power over the country's legal system.

Until recently, Canada and Australia were run by two of the most ardent blockers of climate action -- Tony Abbott -- famous for declaring "coal is good for humanity" and Stephen Harper -- a former oil executive who systematically worked to make his Government a wholly-owned subsidiary of the petroleum industry.