unsystematically

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• However, companies have systematically underinvested in green energy and technology relative to the amount that would be required to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement.

• Survey data quality suffers when people are systematically undercounted.

• The paper claims that “campaigns are systematically, but intimately, shifting their messaging to more private spaces than before”.

• Using CRISPR, one group systematically tested these vulnerable viral proteins to see which ones destroyed the virus’ ability to replicate.

• As an immigrant from Nigeria and seeing how our leaders have systematically destroyed the nation, that is what is happening in America today.

• And I systematically went about doing that in the comfort of a four-year liberal arts education, and it was heaven.

• The liberal agenda in the United States is systematically working to keep white people down, Freeman explained.

• The Tudors who succeeded Richard to the throne reinforced their own legitimacy by setting out systematically to trash him.

• It will have at least another three or four arrests by the end of the year, they are going systematically through it.

• The market is systematically failing in a time when there seem to be no alternatives to capitalism.

• The freckle-faced girl began systematically to fill up the hollow with which she was accredited.

• Everybody labouring with a will, and systematically, the work went on rapidly, and the chair assumed gigantic proportions.

• It was not seen again, and still more beams winked on, began to search, systematically quartering the sky.

• The progeny were pushed with a full supply of nutritious food, and systematically brought to early maturity.