Sentence examples for haphazard response from inspiring English sources

In Britain, where the government has no intention of adopting the euro, Prime Minister David Cameron has repeatedly pointed to the euro crisis and the haphazard response of eurozone leaders as proof of a flawed project.

Even as LIPA officials proposed the two plants here as an important step toward addressing those needs, some critics at the meeting said the plants were merely the latest pieces in a haphazard response to a tight electricity supply.

The embattled prime minister had promised to step down in the face of intense criticism from within his own Democratic Party of the government's slow and seemingly haphazard response to the nuclear disaster.

But some of Mr. Heatherington's patrons were less forgiving Thursday morning as they chided President Obama for what they saw as a slow, haphazard response, as well as for his remarks Wednesday that he intended to roll back tax credits for the oil industry.

The slow, often haphazard, response by the government worsened the situation.

The Gulf disaster could have easily been avoided from the well design, to the defective seals, to the haphazard response, topped off with the lack of any backup plan.

Haphazard responses, emergency rate cuts, presidential speeches, election season bluster and Washington politics have scared consumers and unnerved investors.

The world is a puzzle to him; and these haphazard responses of grasping, biting, and throwing are the pseudopodia, which he puts out to a perilous experience.

President Kenyatta and Governor Kidero, the two political leaders respectively at the helm of the tormented country and city have both demonstrated erratic, paranoid and haphazard responses to gross malfeasance and incompetence that is simply unacceptable.

Scepticism over the government account of the massacre – and frustration with the sometimes haphazard federal response – has propelled a string of protests against the government in recent weeks.

In Pakistan's northwest, some hard-line Islamic groups have been providing shelter and food to flood victims, exploiting gaps in the government's slow and haphazard initial response.