Sentence examples for haphazard to from inspiring English sources

Psychometric visions are usually too haphazard to be of much practical value.

Such fun, yet so expensive and time consuming to produce, and so hard and haphazard to break out.

Too stagy to be snapshots and too haphazard to be completely planned, the images suggest bizarre sitcoms in which there are several anomalous walk-on parts.

It is haphazard to teach "Romeo and Juliet" to a ninth-grade student who is reading on a fifth-grade level.

Homer missed the resulting penalty, his fourth failure, and although Bath gained a foothold in the Northampton 22, they were too haphazard to turn it to any advantage.

He neglects the damage festering elsewhere — a broken property tax assessment system, rising fees and school taxes, endless battles with the control board — and haphazard to nonexistent plans for sustainable growth.

But perhaps we'll seek safer menu options, where haphazard to-order cooking might be less of an issue.

The lack of any systematic esoteric ritual practice in exoteric Buddhism — from Kûkai's perspective, their rituals were unsystematized, haphazard —, fails to lead to immediate enlightenment.

Many federal officials admit to a haphazard approach to preserving e-mail and other electronic records of their work.

A clearly articulated strategic vision for the future of science and research would put an end to this haphazard approach to funding.

The marking by defenders is so haphazard as to suggest a fundamental weakness.