Sentence examples for indiscriminately which from inspiring English sources

Existing antibiotics attack bacteria indiscriminately, which results in more rapid development of resistance.

"And they are being used indiscriminately, which is violation of international humanitarian law".

Many make the mistake of cutting costs indiscriminately, which can jeopardize long-term performance.

"The biggest judgment they need to make is to stop Assad from bombing people indiscriminately, which he continues to do," Mr. Kerry said.

Many people began breeding them indiscriminately, which resulted in their modern appearance.

MACV intelligence was confused by the possible motives of the North Vietnamese in prompting such large-scale actions in remote regions where U.S. artillery and aerial firepower could be applied indiscriminately, which meant that tactically and strategically, these operations made no sense.

The most important of these are the terms "indiscriminately friendly" or "indiscriminate sociability," which are used to describe the disinhibited pattern.

Such devices lay down a dragnet which indiscriminately sweeps in all conversations within its scope, without regard to the nature of the conversations, or the participants.

Snowden does not belong in the same category as Julian Assange's WikiLeaks, which indiscriminately makes stolen material available to all comers.

Unlike chemotherapy, which indiscriminately kills fast-multiplying cells -- healthy ones as well as cancerous cells -- Herceptin focuses on a specific genetic alteration implicated in the cancer, and thus has relatively few side effects.

It describes a GCHQ program called "Optic Nerve", which indiscriminately hoovered up still images from the webcams of those using Yahoo's video-chat service.As usual, the scale of the intercepts is breathtaking: in six months in 2008, the spooks gathered pictures from 1.8m Yahoo users, the vast majority of whom were not suspected of any sort of wrongdoing.