Sentence examples for indiscriminately by from inspiring English sources
The manifesto refuses to acknowledge the painfully obvious fact that the anti-semitism charge is being used indiscriminately by supporters of Israel, and that such indiscriminate usage (repeated in the manifesto) is detrimental to Jews and to democratic debate.
Do they involve people suffering from bipolar disorder who become manic when given antidepressants indiscriminately by general practitioners?
The lives of persons are disrupted indiscriminately by a tornado, flood, or earthquake, and coping with the resulting destruction and disorder is beyond the capacity of conventional institutions.
But some South Africans believe that there have only been so many complaints from overseas because the vuvuzelas are being blown indiscriminately by first timers rather than in unison to reflect the ebb and flow of the game, as is the case at South African Premier League matches.
From the precise moment when they painted the markings in the car park, and for many months thereafter, it was occupied indiscriminately by anyone.
It was one of countless bombs laid indiscriminately by insurgents in the area to attack Nato forces, but just as likely to kill or maim Afghans driving or walking along the sandy tracks by the main road.
Foremost among the "extra reforms" featured was the upward revised 3-53-5percentarget for a budget surplus by mid-term to be indiscriminately financed by additional cuts in pensions, wages and salaries already hovering at subsistence levels.
Our study revealed that P. ramosa spores captured by the filter feeding Daphnia are indiscriminately activated by every Daphnia clone and Daphnia species tested (Tables 1 and 3).
In addition to the peaks indiscriminately called by Piranha, we also provided the binding peaks called by specialized tools for different CLIP-seq technologies.
They were plundered indiscriminately particularly by a Louisiana brigade.
The miners denied misbehaving and said they were indiscriminately attacked by police.
