Sentence examples for who has systematically from inspiring English sources

"This campaign is about a President who has systematically destroyed much of the things that make America great".

The man is an insult clown who has systematically gone down the list of American ethnic groups and offended them each in turn.

The peaceful coexistence of these worlds is threatened by Yulaw (Mr. Li), a power-hungry agent from the Multiverse Bureau of Intelligence who has systematically hunted down and slain 123 of his alternate selves.

The online encyclopedia, where pages are edited and created by readers, has tracked the changes made by a user called "Contribsx" who has systematically removed embarrassing references on Shapps' Wikipedia page about the Tory chairman's business activities as Michael Green, the self-styled millionaire web marketer.

Pakistan's General Pervez Musharraf Pervez Musharraf came to power in a military coup in 1999 and who has systematically weakened political institutions and suppressed opposition ever since.

"It's great progress," said Berdahl, who has systematically studied harassment and discrimination at many companies and organizations and serves as an expert witness in discrimination trials.

Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, has finally lost patience with the unelected mullahs who have systematically thwarted his reform agenda.

They are quite as tough on print peers, such as those at the helm of the once very good Knight-Ridder newspaper chain, who have systematically decimated their newsroom strengths to lighten the load for profitability and Wall Street approval.

It would be a great victory for the budget butchers who have systematically cut away at public money for art for decades if its practitioners started to see their work as merely a product.

He pleads for some "tough reporter" to "identify and expose as traitors" the financial players who have "systematically and perhaps deliberately" damaged their country's economy "to satisfy the profit interests of their clients".

A disastrous quarter-final exit against Croatia, the end of Vogts as national manager and a win for the hosts, who had systematically re-engineered their talent development in the years leading up to the competition: that's what France '98 brought.