Sentence examples for Quite indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

The problem appears to be truly global in nature and has swept quite indiscriminately through both developed and developing economies.

First, people tend to speak quite indiscriminately about "consensus," generally telling us about its absence.

The tragic and the mundane, the savage and the silly coexist and collide indiscriminately, and sometimes the reader can't quite decide whether to view Adams as merely a purveyor of guilty pleasures or as something more.

"The image of the P.K.K. in Turkey is quite tarnished, because for years it has been killing people indiscriminately," said Nuzhet Kandemir, a retired diplomat who until last year was Turkey's ambassador to the United States.

Recovery in these situations is quite challenging and requires careful planning because moving a critical node indiscriminately may trigger a series of successive cascaded relocations that may prevail across the network.

According to historical documents, the ditch was quite dirty and contained the remains of humans, cattle, and horses, suggesting that people may have indiscriminately disposed of waste in these ditches (Archaeological Institute of Kashihara 2012a, [b]).

They indiscriminately attacked cars.

Others were shot indiscriminately.

Army shelling indiscriminately.

Some people give indiscriminately.

Guns kill, often indiscriminately.