“Managing the project using your method would be counter to our standard operational procedures.”

“She was very particular about performing her tasks with method and precision.”

“The research methodology was highly sophisticated, carefully controlled, rigidly conducted, and verifiably sound.”

“For many years the standard software development contract has been prepared on the basis of a waterfall development methodology.”

“His style of writing is admirably jargon-free, his methodology sophisticated and well-informed.”

“He later joined the National Institute of Mental Health, working as a research methodologist in the institute's suicide prevention program.”

“I'm no research methodologist, but how in the name of fortune could you frame appropriate questions?”

“The seminar will be moderated by an agent provocateur, a methodologist, panelists and rapporteurs.”

“Descartes's methodism with its regulative criterion leads him to explicitly deny that accidentally true belief qualifies as knowledge.”

“The influence of the Dissenting churches, and the spiritual revival of Methodism, gradually led Welsh society away from Anglicanism.”

“The many facets and connections of Wesleyan Methodism make it difficult to generalize about its importance.”

“Their temporal logical sequence should respond to the criteria of graduality-propaedeuticality variety, inter-dependence and methodicalness.”

“The greatest achievements of our society in every field are due to the methodicalness of this open-minded attitude.”

“The methodicalness that marks the Morenghi brothers and consolidate junction techniques, they allow today, to have always one greater range of products, resisting and of excellent bearing.”

“But whether explicitly or by implication, the methodist distinction between status laxus, status strictus, and status mixtus is always present.”

“Dorothea Dix was born in Hampden, Maine, the daughter of an alcoholic Methodist preacher who was the black sheep of a wealthy merchant family.”

“He was raised a Methodist but began to question his faith after seeing so many die in the Korean war.”

“If this is true, then reason is simply the methodizer of the imagination.”

“Open source methodologies used in software are interrogated and then compared to the methods used in farmers' rights groups.”

“This figure varies between blood banks, depending again on the testing methodologies and tests used in screening.”

“The methodologies employed are not only made explicit, but discussed in some detail, albeit at times anecdotally.”

“The methodists have universities, as have the Presbyterians, Episcopalians, and others.”

“Most of them seem to have been methodists, and they had a preacher of that denomination with them.”

“Five hundred thousand methodists and Presbyterians are against it.”

“It is, after all, supposed to be a secret business whose practices and methods are not known to adversaries or friends.”