Sentence examples for take a systematic from inspiring English sources
Mr. Giuliani's plan would take a systematic citywide approach, setting up shop in schools, firehouses, housing developments and other places where people can obtain information.
Chang does not take a systematic approach in marshaling the case for China's collapse, but instead offers a catalog of anecdotes -- some of them interesting, others definitely not -- from the China he discovered as a lawyer, businessman and intelligent observer.
"The overall purpose of the taskforce will be to examine all existing efforts to address ice and identify ways to take a systematic, comprehensive and coordinated approach to education, health and law enforcement," Tony Abbott said.
When a local firm is acquired by a multinational, the quality of its management tends to rise.Multinationals have an edge, the authors argue, because they "have been forced to take a systematic approach to management.
We take a systematic approach that adopts a divide-and-conquer strategy.
Here, we take a systematic approach to understand why H2-oxidation kinetics is slower in alkaline media compared to acid.
"We're taking a systematic approach to this — thinking about different ways to solve the problem".
Dr Tom MacMillan, executive director of the Food Ethics Council, complimented Defra on "taking a systematic approach to assessing food security" and getting on with the job.
ON HIS appointment as Citigroup's chief executive, just over 12 months ago, Vikram Pandit set great store by taking a systematic route to working through the bank's problems.
"We know that student athletes binge drink more than nonathletes, but until now, no one has taken a systematic look at fans," said Toben F. Nelson, co-author of the study.
The work of Adam Frampton, Jonathan D Solomon and Clara Wong, the book takes a systematic look at the layered topography of the city, drawing over 30 key areas in exploded axonometric diagrams to reveal the interweaving networks of pedestrian infrastructure.
