Sentence examples for haphazard basis from inspiring English sources

"For too long, C.R.S. reports have been available to the public only on a haphazard basis," Mr. Lieberman said in an e-mail message.

From the first immigrant landing in 1788 through the early decades of the 19th century, education was provided on an occasional and rather haphazard basis, by the most expedient means available.

"For too long, C.R.S. reports have been available to the public only on a haphazard basis," wrote Senator Joe Leiberman, who has twice introduced bills to liberate the research.

The entire collection, including works by Julian Schnabel and Jeff Koons, was built up in a similarly arbitrary and haphazard manner, "on the basis of visits by Krens to artists and exhibitions," the conservative Basque regional MP Arturo Aldecoa said this week; he did not detail individual works.

Until then, that was done on a somewhat haphazard race-by-race basis.

The effect has been to extend customary planning horizons into a more distant future and to replace haphazard intuitive gambles, as a basis for planning, by sober and craftsmanlike analysis of the opportunities the future has to offer.

What specialized treatments there are, are not widely available, and many borderlines are prescribed somewhat haphazard polypharmacy regimens with little empiric basis.

Its response to the recently volatile conditions has been haphazard; it has changed, on a daily basis, the amount of borrowed money an investor is allowed to trade on.

Doctors peddle their wares on a piecework basis; communication among them is haphazard; thinking is often short term; nobody makes money when medical interventions are declined; and nobody is in charge except the marketplace.

The experts, who said they had not been formally briefed on the case and were speaking on the basis of news accounts, also cited what they called the haphazard handling of the case by Pakistani officials.

But how does a good man play God? True to his rational nature, Fry did not run his operation on a first-come-first-served basis, through a lottery or in some other arbitrary or haphazard fashion.