systemically

[si-stem-ik-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that affects an entire system.

Example Sentences

But here’s the beautiful irony: The solution to “private crypto company becomes systemically important” is to wrap it in so much regulation and government backstop that it becomes de facto nationalized.

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In coastal cities, global systemically important banks may sponsor big-league stadiums.

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Rosenbaum said the right of access to counsel is “being denied systemically and intentionally” and said the government “is not coming close to full compliance with the constitution.”

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More broadly, this underscores a number of key issues related to digital assets and the proliferation of stablecoins, which are systemically important to the crypto ecosystem.

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When the mice were systemically exposed to melanoma cells to mimic metastasis, none of the nanoparticle-vaccinated mice developed lung tumors, while every other mouse did.

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