Sentence examples for that are systematically from inspiring English sources

But underneath the splendid success are disturbing realities that are systematically contained.

"There are a lot of things about high school in general that are systematically dissatisfying for kids," she said.

At the other end of the scale come foods that are systematically adulterated with chemicals or are even completely counterfeit.

Last week business secretary Vince Cable called on the chancellor to use his autumn statement to "get to grips" with companies that are "systematically abusing" the UK tax system.

"The question now is whether the revelations in AP's article will finally be enough to push Thailand to take long overdue action against fishing vessels that are systematically using slave labor to catch the seafood ending up in America's kitchens".

I now think this is quite wrongheaded.Eventually I realised that actions that are individually non-coercive can add up to stable patterns of behaviour that are systematically or structurally coercive, depriving some individuals of their rightful liberty.

What about the Jewish schools and institutions that were systematically shut down after the Islamic Revolution?

They saw the sciences as arriving at laws of nature that were systematically assembled into theories.

"But they've inadvertently ended up with a statistical algorithm that is systematically biased against racial minorities and women".

The findings are "a devastating indictment of a flawed system that is systematically failing," according to Deborah Coles, co-director, Inquest.

It is very difficult to find a country in modern history that was systematically destroyed for as long as seventy-five years.