"indiscriminately support" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that support, or an opinion, is being given without thought of consideration for who or what it is being given to. For example, "The charity organization indiscriminately supported homeless people, regardless of their age, gender, or situation."
Canada is lame because, unlike America, we don't have this thing called "nationalism," where everyone stands around pledging allegiances to flags, getting into a tizzy because something is "unconstitutional" or "un-American," and indiscriminately supporting invasions of Middle Eastern countries.
But if an aim is to bring about community, culture and cuisine, then local wine producers cannot be supported indiscriminately.
This rebuilding won't happen when American administrations indiscriminately drop bombs in Somalia or support weak regional governments that may never marshal the resources to defeat the Islamic insurgents.
None of his writings have survived, and Pythagoreans invariably supported their doctrines by indiscriminately citing their master's authority.
Lynda Carter, whose oldest son, Gabriel, was shot when someone fired indiscriminately into a crowded dance hall, supports gun licensing and registration.
During the conflict, the Germans also developed a respect for the fighting ability of American forces, noting their capability to fire indiscriminately with overwhelming amounts of artillery fire support and armored forces.
(Teresa) Participants in this study who expressed the view that de-identified data is just 'information' did not support the no consent option indiscriminately.
It supports the different point that indiscriminately brutal acts of counterterror rarely succeed.
This finding supports the rationality of culling dogs indiscriminately, given the absence of conclusive means of distinguishing apparently healthy dogs (i.e., no clinical symptoms although infected) from healthy animals.
Also, no link was observed between MP levels and gender supporting the idea that vesiculation changes occur indiscriminately in both genders, as CM symptoms and signs do.
