Systemic

Systemic diseases are those that affect the entire organism.

Poverty is a systemic problem.

“A lot of times people don't believe people in isolation, but when you hear repeated stories that's when you begin to think these are systemic problems that we need to deal with. And that's powerful.”

The European crisis is a systemic problem, which can only be solved through common action of all EU states.

When Mark Twain wrote "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," he regularly used the n-word about "Jim," whom he otherwise described in the kindest terms. Twain certainly had character flaws, but he was personally aware of many of them, and I don't think he should be described as a racist; by the standards of his time, he would be seen as astonishingly broad-minded and liberal. Nevertheless, knowing how the n-word has been used within a society afflicted by systemic racism, a person with any ordinary feelings of respect for fellow-creatures would refrain from using it today.

The couple's valiant efforts to appease and win over their extended relatives reveal larger questions of systemic oppression, identity, and gender that have been passed down to the present day over many generations.

Systemic and local hygiene has supplanted drugs and surgery in the treatment of diseases of the anus, rectum, sigmoid flexure, and vermiform appendix.

These problems are, in the end, systemic.

These problems are ultimately systemic.

Ron DeSantis defined wokeness as the belief that systemic injustices exist and that they should be remedied.