Sentence examples for done indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

"Travelers should be very concerned with being photographed and scanned at airports — or anywhere else, for that matter, when it is done indiscriminately to the masses as proposed," says Wendy Thomson, a spokeswoman for the group.

Now, to be clear, Carr isn't against what he considers expert curation, just the kind that he says is done indiscriminately.

It is likely that the value of SUV may not necessarily reflect directly the glucose utilization rate in the tissue of concern, and adjustments for glucose level should not be done indiscriminately.

The first tends to be done indiscriminately using helicopters, and the second by laborers who burn out after a couple of years — as mentioned above, it's incredibly difficult work.

The standard error could have been decreased with removal of outliers, but elimination of apparent outliers or unexpected values should not be done indiscriminately [ 2], and the large standard error might have been influenced by the preanalytical factors.

Milo was a bit of a renegade in terms of multiculturalism, cavorting as he did indiscriminately.

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.

Before doing something indiscriminately, we should make a serious study of the situation".

It did so indiscriminately — taking everything it could, whether or not there was any reason to suspect the person involved.