Sentence examples for indiscriminately a from inspiring English sources

"They penalise, indiscriminately, a sector that's very important for economic growth," he said.

At least 26 people have been killed after insurgents flying black Islamist flags swept into a Kenyan coastal town firing indiscriminately, a local government official said Monday.

Digital technology allows fine-tuning to address the wearer's specific loss rather than amplifying sounds indiscriminately, a common complaint about older hearing aids.

DETROIT — Four police officers were slightly wounded and their assailant killed on Sunday after a man walked into a police precinct and "began shooting indiscriminately," a spokeswoman for the mayor said.

The transgressions these characters inveigh against have clear contemporary echoes, but four years removed from the Bush administration, they feel overworked: heads of state who take their citizenry to war under false pretenses; deputies who torture their enemies indiscriminately; a circle of advisers insulated from dissenting opinion.

Assad opted for a scorched earth strategy after the rebels swept into Aleppo in July,  becoming increasingly reliant on warplanes and attack helicopters, waging, often indiscriminately, a war from the skies.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 a Example of effluents discharged indiscriminately from a tanker in a nearby industry.

These he applied with more zeal than precision, just as an American composer might indiscriminately swap a Sicilian tarantella for a Romagnan saltarello.

But Mr. McMullan is everywhere and anywhere, indiscriminately blasting a promotional party for a cell phone and a New York Botanical Garden fund-raising dinner starring the city's old guard.

These days, AI is a term applied indiscriminately to a host of systems, and while I'd like to say that many stretch the definition, I can't, because AI doesn't really have a proper definition.

A dispute is not taking out a gun and shooting indiscriminately in a jam-packed metropolis at rush hour.