Sentence examples for this systematic degradation from inspiring English sources

One of the first steps in this systematic degradation was the sterilisation of disabled women.

This systematic degradation of Egyptian women dishonors the revolution, disgraces the state and its uniform, and is not worthy of a great people".

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke forcefully this week against the street attacks on women, noting, correctly, that "this systematic degradation of Egyptian women dishonors the revolution, disgraces the state and its uniform and is not worthy of a great people".

In a speech at Georgetown University on December 19th, the Secretary stated, "This systematic degradation of Egyptian women dishonors the revolution, disgraces the state and its uniform, and is not worthy of a great people.

For more than 30 years, widely available books have detailed in excruciating horror how non-Jewish Polish citizens participated in the systematic degradation and destruction of Polish Jews -- with and without Nazi sanction.

"Women are being attacked, stripped and beaten in the streets," she added, arguing that what she called the systematic degradation of Egyptian women "disgraces the state and its uniform".

This study investigated whether an approach that worked with samples stored for 10 16 years (Hall et al, 2011) could cope with the systematic degradation of RNA in even older FFPE samples (Cronin et al, 2004).

Aerobic fungal species are an integral part of the carbon cycle, equip the hydrolytic enzyme consortium, and provide a gateway for understanding the systematic degradation of lignin, hemicelluloses, and cellulose.

But this is no mere losing streak; this is systematic degradation.

The uniquely devastating quality of this book comes from the Old World refinement embodied by Sonnino's parents and the systematic degradations their children see them endure.

Yet while the 1960s South has been permanently memorialized in what Mo­ser calls "a sepia-toned montage of police dogs and fire hoses and blown-up black girls in Birmingham," the white flight and race riots and "systematic degradation" of urban blacks in the North in the '60s and '70s have been conveniently forgotten by Democratic mythmakers.