Sentence examples for haphazard today from inspiring English sources

Forecasts are still as haphazard today.

On Saturday, Haphazard 2016, at Z Arts, Manchester, is a free day out of live art for all ages.

This type of connectivity has been considered in a more recent model based on "haphazard wiring" (Ringach 2004, 2007).

Like most cultural tourists, I want it both ways: tomorrow's standardized convenience and yesterday's haphazard charm.

With roots in the personal computing revolution of the late 1970s and early '80s, the discipline evolved in a haphazard manner during the 1990s, and it was not until the early 21st century that national policies emerged.

The battered copper plaque, slashed through in the central area with further haphazard dents, dates from 1962.

Richard D. Schuler, a lawyer for Maureen Stevens, 68, and Mr. Stevens's three grown children, Nicholas Stevens, Heidi Hogan and Casey Tozzi, said documents and testimony showed minimal vetting of government scientists who worked with anthrax and other pathogens, weak laboratory security and haphazard inventory controls before 2001.

To achieve that the manager will first have to navigate his way through a squad that by Parish's admission was put together in haphazard fashion over the summer, with the promotion catching those in charge on the hop.

The 1985 Nevado del Ruiz lahar disaster, which cost approximately 21,000 lives in the town of Armero, Colombia (Figure1a), is an excellent case study of the complexities that can lead to ineffective evacuation after warning messages are broadcast, poor emergency response, and a haphazard disaster recovery (Voight[1990]; Hall[1992]).

After visually identifying assemblage type, 19 sub-sections for analysis were defined by the haphazard placement of a 50×50 cm stainless steel quadrat on top of a mat.

Having a designed apprenticeship program at the workplace that has mapped the range of tasks and skills to be covered will increase opportunities for apprentices to develop broad expertise when learning is not haphazard and productivity driven (Chan 2014; Fuller and Unwin 2004).