Sentence examples for indiscriminately set from inspiring English sources

Just over a week ago, a cat named Emo was horribly ensnared in a trap, indiscriminately set on a neighbor's property to catch a fox.

"The U.S. is fast becoming the only industrialized nation in the world that allows our own banks to stifle business growth by indiscriminately setting rates far above the cost associated with the service provided," he said.

Families are scattered and separated as the rebels rampage, murdering indiscriminately and setting fire to thatched-roofed huts and smallholdings.

"The men, who were carrying guns and grenades, marched into the office and fired indiscriminately before setting off the devices at 4 15 p.m. local time," the statement said.

Despite alleged orders not to kill the "minor children," it would appear that for the most part the assailants shot, lobbed grenades, and set off explosives indiscriminately.

It is common for them to set improvised explosive devices indiscriminately, and for these to have wide-reaching casualties.

Police hope that these might provide some answers as to what turned a quiet but apparently unthreatening straight-A student into someone who would spend months building a massive arsenal of weaponry, ammunition and riot gear, rig his apartment with a home-made bomb and set off to kill indiscriminately.

With all the gallantry of an Einsatzgruppe on the Eastern Front, the gentlemen of the South set about killing black soldiers indiscriminately.

Two to four gunmen reportedly burst into the crowded complex and shot indiscriminately at people, before two suicide bombers set off their explosives when police surrounded them.

He set about fulfilling that ambition by brawling indiscriminately in bars around Portland, Oregon, with little consideration for his antagonists as he gathered the real-life bruises that informed his brilliant best-seller.

However, all currently available footprinting tools are designed for the analysis of a single DNase-seq data set at a time and thus will indiscriminately identify TFBSs that are part of a variety of different gene regulatory networks, limiting the ability to link regulatory events to cell- and tissue-specific processes, such as changes in cell fate or response to extracellular signals.