Sentence examples for tried systematically from inspiring English sources

James Finckenauer, a Rutgers Criminology professor, is one among many who tried systematically to evaluate the program's impact.

The Mittal story had to share front-page space this weekend with accounts of how two government media advisers had been forced to quit after being found to have tried systematically to hide bad news.

He may rig elections, goad his militia to torture dissidents and deny food aid to people suspected of supporting the opposition (see article), but he has not yet tried systematically to exterminate everyone he hates.Mr Mugabe does not resemble the Nazi leader in the way he would like to think he does, either.

And the American military campaign has been trying systematically to attack and weaken most of them.

"This is really important for Chinese, because the government tries systematically to delete all the memories," she said.

The fact that the Obama administration has put extending the tax cuts for the wealthy back on the table only confirms Mr. Krugman's suggestion that President Obama seems to be "trying, systematically, to disappoint his once-fervent supporters".

In this report, we tried to systematically assign functions to all predicted rice genes with FSTs.

"We can't run away from this issue," argued Senator Bernard Sanders (D-VT), who also tried to systematically challenge Inhofe's doubts about climate science.

The political claims-making method was developed to fine-tune conventional protest event analysis (PEA), which tried to systematically map, analyze and interpret the occurrence and properties of large numbers of protests through newspaper content analysis (Koopmans & Rucht, 2002).

The Light Division tried to systematically reconquer the Island of Dordrecht by advancing on a broad front, using four battalions with little artillery support.

In this study we tried to systematically assess properties of CpG islands that are found far from transcription start sites of protein coding genes.