Sentence examples for haphazard time from inspiring English sources

In many ways it seems more than 14 years ago, a more colourful, haphazard time in which the captain had to bear more of the brunt on tour.

Turns out, it's a frustrating, haphazard, time-consuming process.

Modern advancements in science have allowed for those genetic advances to be much more organized and specific, rather than haphazard, over time.

Koreans, it's a little haphazard at times.

The results are typically inconsistent and haphazard, forcing time-consuming and costly fixes.

The free-throw lanes were wider than in the United States, and racing against the shot clock made shooting haphazard at times.

Labyrinth has been staging two plays a year recently, and planning for them has been haphazard at times, she acknowledged; reviews for several of those plays have described them as needing more work.

The ruthless editorial decisions required to reduce a 400-page novel to a 24-page chapbook with woodcut illustrations may appear haphazard at times, omitting such vital scenes as Crusoe's discovery of the footprint, for instance, but actually express the preferences, interests, and reading practices of common readers.

(An excerpt from one review shown in the film calls the band's music "a cancerous network of haphazard key and time signature changes").

She moves to Amsterdam and thinks of naming her child "Qwertyuiop" allowing him or her to make up a name from those letters at a later point in life... Meditating on how she organizes her Reading, she concludes: "I like this way of giving your random, haphazard progress through time some sort of hidden organizing factor".

But the style here is loose, at times haphazard.