Sentence examples similar to Applying indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

When applied indiscriminately, they do not serve public safety.

A. The blacklists tend to be applied indiscriminately, and they are overbroad.

He insisted it was being applied indiscriminately, with others suffering a similar fate.

Anthelmintics have been applied indiscriminately to control horse nematodes for over 40 years.

The term bush is applied indiscriminately to most rural or isolated districts regardless of their stage or type of development.

Thus the trial and convictions proceeded on the theory that the statute applied indiscriminately to both types of activity.

We call this world "Kafkaesque", of course, while keeping mindful of Italo Calvino's lament that one hears that term "every quarter of an hour, applied indiscriminately".

Even at criminal trials the exclusionary rule has not been applied indiscriminately to ban all illegally obtained evidence without regard to the costs and benefits of doing so.

Theoretical assertions about perceiving are often made as though they apply indiscriminately to all organisms, or at least to all people.

By the start of the 20th century, "expressionist" was being applied indiscriminately to every type of avant-garde art seen to be kicking against impressionism (it was even applied to Picasso and Braque's cubism).

Protection, in the form of high tariffs or the restriction of imports through quotas, was applied indiscriminately, often to inherently high-cost industries that had no hope of ever becoming internationally competitive.