Sentence examples for have a haphazard from inspiring English sources

A new study co-authored by an MIT economist reveals that people have a haphazard approach to assessing inflation.

Yet as a new study co-authored by an MIT economist reveals, people have a haphazard approach to assessing inflation.

He didn't even take time to come up with a newish title for this, his third solo album, and he certainly doesn't agonize over his lyrics, which have a haphazard quality cohered mostly by his heavy local drawl, in which he never quite closes a syllable.

Virginia Heffernan, a television critic for The New York Times, wrote that although the sequel had a haphazard charm, "the movie is mediocre, and should be skipped".

Unlike Lost, which had a haphazard narrative and didn't know its own duration until three series in, Fringe was always planned to last five seasons.

"So that's why the UK has done badly in recent years: either the public choose something that pleases them, or the BBC has a haphazard policy of choosing the song".

It's better to create fantastic content in one sector -- like podcasts or videos -- rather than having a haphazard and mediocre strategy that tries to encompass it all.

Like many girls of her time, Barney had a haphazard education.

Hunts Point remains one of the city's poorest neighborhoods, and the businesses near the Point still have a ramshackle, haphazard look.

Those who feel their work is driven and exacting may prefer their home to have a more haphazard, relaxed, even whimsical feel.

Phillips arranges items in vignettes that have a conscientiously haphazard quality, as if the inhabitants of a downtown loft had collected items from disparate periods by different artists and designers.