Sentence examples for be indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

However, because of ignorance and unreasoning prejudice, it is not uncommon for all species in an area to be indiscriminately killed, even rendered locally extinct.

Hitler further willed that the whole mass of Slavs and Balts in the occupied portions of the Soviet Union should be indiscriminately subjected to German domination and should be economically exploited without hindrance or compassion.

But the fact that the militia was drawn from the general population -- in other words, that many citizens were eligible for membership -- is entirely different from saying that the militia should simply be indiscriminately equated with the population at large.

Referring to the birds' designation as a potentially dangerous species, she said on her Web site, in a message aimed at state legislators: "As long as they remain on the list, humane treatment of the birds is not insured, and the birds can be indiscriminately killed.

As for Mr. Clinton's marriage, which Mr. Klein suggests lies at the heart of many of the mysteries of his presidency, it remains an unsolved puzzle: "Over time," he writes, "I decided that the wisest course regarding the Clinton marriage was to be indiscriminately credulous, to believe all the stories".

Let C be indiscriminately used to denote various positive constants.

"Yesterday, Malaysian police were indiscriminately capturing Filipinos," she said.

She says individuals' and businesses' communications have been "indiscriminately" targeted.

Girls have been shot for not wearing the Muslim head-scarf; foreigners are indiscriminately murdered.

They are passionate in their conviction that US drones are indiscriminately killing and terrorizing civilians.

The stock market knows this and is indiscriminately selling grocery shares.