Sentence examples for haphazard thinking from inspiring English sources
"haphazard thinking" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to thought processes that involve little consideration or order. For example: "She was engaged in haphazard thinking as she attempted to come up with a solution to the problem."
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.
I would strongly urge the NCAA to take back some branding equity building control and start thinking about how these haphazard groupings of schools will affect their brands -- and its own organization -- in the long run.
I am thinking about how a random and haphazard lab group is thrown together, and the functionality or dysfunctionality that ensues becomes based on the personalities of the individuals.
The effect is funny if haphazard, Mr. Veronese's approach never rises above the level of a stunt that goads you into thinking you are about to bear witness to a feminist parable that never materializes.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
Although pediatricians are accustomed to thinking about health hazards from toxic exposures, much less attention has been given to the potential for adverse effects from "built environments," such as poor-quality housing and haphazard land use, transportation, and community planning.
There is no better time than now to begin serious thinking on this serious matter because haphazard and ad hoc measures put in place today could deter, or worse, prevent two key requirements for effective earthquake management in the future: responsible rebuilding and practical preparation.
Are you trying to stimulate any particular thought or dynamic or is it more haphazard, let the chips fall where they may, kind of thinking?
The uncoordinated and sometimes contradictory thinking at the top was soon reflected at the community level leading to haphazard, half-baked projects filled not with a united purpose but with jealousy, unhealthy competition and suspicions.
