Sentence examples for workers systematically from inspiring English sources

Visiting journalists passed through a series of rooms where teams of workers systematically cut off the layers of protective clothing with scissors.

"We were confronting a philistine state," he said, a point that was driven home to him one day in 1957 when he saw workers systematically dismantling a pair of 18th-century houses on Kildare Place in Dublin.

The International Labor Organization found gaps in labor laws around the world and is proposing a new international treaty to raise the standards for a group of workers systematically excluded from protections that have been granted to other employees.

Thousands of volunteers and health workers systematically fan out across a country to find and immunize every child under the age of five years against polio.

In the initial stage of sampling, pairs of experienced outreach workers systematically canvassed the streets of East Harlem and approached women who appeared to be at least 18 years of age.

Ingraffea and co-workers systematically abuse the concept of "global warming potential" in an effort to exaggerate the climate importance of methane leakage.

This research investigated criterion contamination in human resource evaluations, specifically victim derogation in which third parties (e.g., managers, co-workers) systematically undervalue the performance and potential of individuals who have previously suffered organizational injustices.

Nason and co-workers systematically investigated serum IGF-I in NZW rabbits during the course of pregnancy by using the RIA (Nason et al., 1996).

Wang and co-workers systematically explored various trityl derivatives and found that the 3- dimethylamino trityl group (168, DMATr, Scheme 65) is the most efficient alcohol-caging group in the trityl series (Φ = 0.2).

To address this issue, Gorski and co-workers systematically investigated the signal transduction and enzyme activity in biosensors based on the GOx and CNTs embedded in a bioadhesive film of chitosan (CHIT).

Using microsome preparations of corn, Rahier, Benveniste, and their co-workers systematically worked through the major enzymatic reactions from cycloartenol to sitosterol and established substrate preference for many of these enzymes.