Sentence examples for does not indiscriminately from inspiring English sources
The strategy does not indiscriminately clip extrema and is, nevertheless, scale-free and problem-independent.
That's because the proposal does not indiscriminately tax million-dollar earners.
The Church of England, as an established church, does not indiscriminately bless all that governments do.
Beijing does not indiscriminately reject all such "interference"; China and the United States conduct a dialogue on human rights through diplomatic channels.
Mr. Lewis rejects the term "momentum investor," often applied to adherents of high price-to-earnings investing, because he looks closely at fundamentals and does not indiscriminately buy companies with rising earnings.
"Now that we are envisioning some guy in a National Security Agency warehouse in Fort Meade, Md., going through billions of cat videos and drunk-dialing records of teenagers, can the Ministries of Love and Truth be far behind?" "U.S., company officials: Internet surveillance does not indiscriminately mine data," by Robert O'Harrow Jr., Ellen Nakashima and Barton Gellman in the Washington Post.
But he told the intelligence panel of the House of Representatives the US did not "indiscriminately" spy on nations.
In a literature review, Jussim et al. 2015concluded that 'the more diagnostic individuating information people have, the less they stereotype Thus, people do not indiscriminately apply their stereotypes to all individual members of stereotyped groups' (p. 494).
"There are better ways to protect swimmers that don't indiscriminately kill sharks and other marine life," said the conservation group Shark Savers.
When you try to pick up a person, Sam refuses, saying, "I don't indiscriminately use people...except Max".
"You don't indiscriminately wink or right swipe". Other tips they gleaned may seem obvious from afar: be funny, don't write long, opinionated essays and respond quickly to someone's messages.
