Sentence examples for indiscriminately make from inspiring English sources
But he warns that the gene could have undesirable side effects in some plants: "If we indiscriminately make a plant insensitive to ethylene, we may affect its response to diseases or to pests".
"It's not like we indiscriminately made holes on Vasari's frescoes," he said.
Snowden does not belong in the same category as Julian Assange's WikiLeaks, which indiscriminately makes stolen material available to all comers.
According to Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, those cases were indiscriminately made to fight corruption in Ukraine.
"He killed indiscriminately to make a political statement, and he placed no value on the lives and didn't care for a second what impact his actions and his killings would have on so many other innocent family members and friends".
If the group of patients most likely to benefit from completion lymph node dissection is underrepresented in the MSLT-2 trial, the results may not be generalizable; patients and physicians may use them indiscriminately to make decisions nonetheless.
Before doing something indiscriminately, we should make a serious study of the situation".
Mr Komorowski's late predecessor Lech Kaczyński was seen by many to have wielded this destructive power indiscriminately, just to make life miserable for Mr Tusk, who had ousted his brother from the prime minister's office in 2007.
He goes on to say that what can be done is that the weapons that kill indiscriminately -- that is, make no exception for non-combatants -- can be curbed.
Since 2008, the Fed has issued a series of guidelines urging banks not to pull back lending indiscriminately, stressing the need to make prudent loans to creditworthy borrowers, including small businesses and owners of commercial real estate.
Cameron no longer uses the phrase, but the half-baked ideas behind the concept continue to permeate his Government, and explains why Kids Company was given such freedom to make mistakes and handed indiscriminately generous dollops of Government cash.
