Sentence examples for indiscriminately promoting from inspiring English sources
Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) work by indiscriminately promoting immune responses, which target tumour-associated antigens or tumour-specific mutations.
However, it is not a means of avoiding or eliminating the price instability inherent in many agricultural markets, nor should it be promoted indiscriminately in circumstances where it is manifestly unsuitable as this would be tantamount to encouraging countries to incur additional debt burdens where the outcome is likely to be economically disappointing.
"Bailing out firms indiscriminately hampered rather than promoted economic recovery," Mr. Kane continued.
The official called the allegations "just his [Navalny's] latest attempt to stage a provocation and promote himself, indiscriminately confusing everything possible and impossible".
Killing wolves indiscriminately at levels sufficient to suppress populations disrupts pack social structure and upsets the stability of established territories, allowing more wolves to breed while promoting the immigration of wolves from nearby populations.
Interventions delivered to communities in which researchers did not control or identify which individual received the intervention, for example media campaigns, leaflets distributed indiscriminately at a health club, street stalls with posters and leaflets to promote early presentation ('community-level interventions').
This centre definitely fillsthis void".The set-up ofthese 16 new youth centres will indiscriminately allow youths from all walks of life to attend and pursue interests, learn English or Computer literacy and engage in other activities that promote life-skills.
" Promote, promote, promote!
