"I remember coming off the Brooklyn Bridge and seeing a little sign, almost haphazard, saying, 'Chinatown,' with an arrow.
They described planning for the convention as somewhat haphazard, saying that Mr. Trump's focus on lining up speakers had been hot or cold on any given day, and that he had not spent much time making calls to convention speakers to strategize about their remarks and encourage them.
In an interview Mr. Ekkart called the Katz claim "haphazard," saying that it had been made in a "slapdash and hasty manner" and included art owned by the dealers in the 1930s that was sold before the war and therefore could not be subject to any claim.
"When you put an incorrect phone number down or mess up your job titles or dates, it makes your résumé look haphazard," says Hargett. "If you say you're detail-oriented, and we catch incorrect information on your résumé, it's a big red flag". This may come as a surprise to some job seekers, but your résumé is not one-size-fits-all (jobs).
"There has been a lot of criticism about the watch list," claiming that it is "haphazard," he said.
"But my understanding is that doesn't happen, or if it does, it's really haphazard," Owens said.
Regulations suggest that government funding goes to "patriotic films", but open application of censorship is more haphazard, O'Reilly said.
"In some cases, the architects have not paid attention to historic reference, and it just looks haphazard," he said.
"The current system of care is a haphazard patchwork," said Wendy K. D. Selig, managing director of federal government relations at the American Cancer Society.
