Sentence examples for very systematically from inspiring English sources

"So we've gone very systematically through the entire 80 etchings," continues Dinos, "and changed all the visible victims' heads to clowns' heads and puppies' heads".

Though scientists agree on the broad themes that animate nightmares, they haven't looked very systematically at the form of storytelling that occurs in a nightmare.

And the discourse of those that are committing these crimes – they are not hiding these crimes, they are saying it very openly, very publicly, very systematically … and it's not just rhetoric – the action they take is to implement the rhetoric.

As to the business of learning a language — well, gosh, haven't linguists been thinking about these sorts of questions very hard, and very systematically, and along very different lines, for decades now?

"The United States has for several years now been very systematically reviewing our arrangements in the world, in various countries, and our force deployments," Mr. Rumsfeld said aboard the KC-10 tanker that flew his delegation to its first stop in Guam, an American territory viewed as an increasingly important base.

"Four years of Rajapaksa rule has heaped a lot of hardship on people generally, but particularly the Muslim community has felt there were very systematically planned discriminatory policies that were being felt in every sphere of life," said Rauf Hakeem, leader of the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress party.

There is, however, very little systematically collected information on SNP porters.

On the other hand, there exists very little systematically gathered epidemiologic information on RAD [ 44], and we decided to include RAD despite those limitations.

Systematic, large-scale RNA interference (RNAi) approaches are very valuable to systematically investigate biological processes in cell culture or in tissues of organisms such as Drosophila.

Of course, if certain payoffs were systematically very large and distant from other payoffs (e.g. if there were a very large temptation to defect, T, relative to R), then this may produce an enhanced selection pressure for strategies that perform as though they are within a Prisoner's Dilemma, even if the game is not valid 100% of the time.

That would very fairly and systematically bring that élitist down.