Sentence examples for become haphazard from inspiring English sources

"If each official were empowered to decide whether or not to carry out each ministerial act based upon the official's own personal judgment of the constitutionality of an underlying statute, the enforcement of statutes would become haphazard, leading to confusion and chaos".

The scares become haphazard as the occult menace of the film finally emerges.

Perhaps because he was aware of a lessening of his powers, his actions became haphazard.

They noted lack of systematic approaches or referral pathways for primary prevention, which thus became haphazard in day-to-day practice (box 7).

Practices had become so haphazard under the Luger family that deliveries were not even being weighed.

In practice, though, the search for remnants of the meteor has become a haphazard, unregulated scramble, wholly lacking coordinated effort or scientific oversight in the collection of specimens from one of the most significant events in years for the community of scientists who study such things.

His previously impeccable grooming habits and rule-bound life became wildly haphazard.

As bitrates climbed above 128 kbps, however, our guesses became increasingly haphazard; none of us could determine the difference between 320 kbps and lossless.

Both these periods provide the most significant opportunity for market transactions in livestock (primarily goats and sheep, as cows are consumed during weddings and large invitations) and when distribution becomes less haphazard.

When Fiorina tried to unify HP's sales commission structure to stress revenue growth over orders, reporting became so haphazard that she didn't learn of a downturn until too late, surprising Wall Street.

We have become lazy and haphazard in our vigilance.