Sentence examples for were systems from inspiring English sources
noun
A collection of organized things; a whole composed of relationships among its members.
Then there were systems that needed tweaking before they were brought online.
They were systems for notating and studying music and dance to discover broad patterns correlating musical styles to other social factors, from subsistence methods to attitudes about sexuality.
Malaquais believed that there was little to choose between the United States and the Soviet Union — that both were systems of state capitalism, dehumanizing bureaucracies, totalitarianisms of the spirit.
"However, if there were systems in place to address corruption issues, there would be more confidence in the Afghan government, less corruption and less immediate suspicion of corruption".
There were systems floating around, where you would impose a grid over the face, and you would somehow quantify the information in the photograph.
Christianity, in Mr. Fifield's interpretation, closely resembled capitalism, as both were systems in which individuals rose or fell on their own.
"There are systems that failed here.
How achievable is systems change?
Another booming area is systems medicine.
They are systems that often undergo transformation.
Moreover, many institutions are systems of organisations.
