Sentence examples for haphazard nature from inspiring English sources

Mooallem explores the haphazard nature of our efforts to protect endangered species.

While that is convenient, it also quickly revealed the haphazard nature of my camera work.

It is a product of the gloriously haphazard nature of classical learning in the Renaissance.

It is only the haphazard nature of the characters' journeying that is imprecise.

Trump's trip and its tumultuous aftermath have only confirmed the misbegotten and haphazard nature of his foreign policy.

The implementation of this theory would eliminate all the random, haphazard nature of theatre, which Craig saw as destructive to any concept of the theatre as art.

Mohsni was often hapless in possession, attacks were intermittent and haphazard in nature, and there was not enough link-up play between the midfield and the forwards.

Less a story than a portrait of a family and a city and a culture under siege, the narrative unfolds somewhat disjointedly, intentionally perhaps — as a means of conveying the haphazard and precarious nature of life in a city beset by civil war.

Designed by Specht Studios and published by Borgerhoff-Lamberigts, Coudenys' tome takes aim at the haphazard and "ugly" nature of housing and urban planning in the Belgian countryside.

For instance, it is challenging to make reliable predictions in circumstances that are necessarily highly stochastic due, say, to the small population sizes of invasive propagules, or the haphazard and sporadic nature of inadvertent introductions.

But this is by nature a haphazard process, and most countries now have, or aim to have, a national bibliography based on the acquisitions of the national library.