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methodical

How to use methodical in a sentence

The pace, he says, will be “methodical,” but as quickly as possible given safety constraints.

This slower, more methodical approach has worked in Veo’s favor — it might be the only company in its industry that has been consistently profitable.

It’s a grounded approach perfectly suited to Tillman’s methodical nature, and it’s one the Terps have seemed to adopt especially well this year.

He thinks really rationally and, you know, he applies statistics to everything, and he’s so methodical.

This time, the approach was aggressive but also targeted, methodical and refined.

Normally in elections, you are very methodical and very thoughtful about changing a model like that over a series of years.

The county has been more methodical about vaccinations, dealing with one vulnerable population at a time.

A child may acquire while quite young and before any methodical education commences a certain feeling for regular form.

His methodical mind hated the idea of disorder; administration came to him as Nature's gift.

She immediately made a methodical arrangement of her time, so as to appropriate stated employment to every hour.

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