Methodical in a sentence as an adjective

They have a slow-pace, methodical way of working.

Very methodical and careful, as you'd expect a surgeon to be. But his home life is often quite chaotic.

Those who are methodical and question all assumptions will find hard bugs much sooner, but waste time on simple bugs.

It's been a slow methodical shakedown of sellers and quite frankly people are sick of being nickel and dimed to death.

That is, the AI doesn't move until you stumble upon them...and so if you're patient and methodical, it's not terribly hard to win most fights, scratch-free.

Doesn't work that way. It's incremental, methodical and excruciatingly slow work.

" They're definitely not "get-rich-quick" schemes but slow, methodical progress made on capturing a portion of industries with billions worth of turnover per year.

Curious: apart from methodical patience, what super power do you believe Patrick was "very good at"?I'm confirming too many people's biases by commenting on a 'patio11 thread about 'patio11, but the deliberately assumed helplessness of HN'ers when it comes to business is one of those things that drives me ******* bananas.

He saw an opportunity for a new sphere of business, and immediately began considering the possibilities.> In typically methodical fashion, Bezos reviewed the top 20 mail order businesses, and asked himself which could be conducted more efficiently over the Internet than by traditional means.

Methodical definitions

adjective

characterized by method and orderliness; "a methodical scholar"