Sentence examples for largely haphazard from inspiring English sources

The rise of F-commerce has been largely haphazard, something Facebook did not instigate or promote.

But the ordering was largely haphazard, and frankly didn't provide a whole lot of value unless they were the type of people to check off movies that they'd seen and cleared them off the list.

Sure, some people broadcast their workouts on social media sites, but this data sharing is largely haphazard and unorganized.

To take only one example, policy researchers observe that policies rarely have a consistent and well-defined goal or aim; rather, " solutions become joined to problems" in a provisional and largely haphazard way, with the same policy taking on different goals at different times or in different contexts [ 50, 114].

The process was largely haphazard.

Zoolander 2 proved that Derek and Hansel have less mileage, and despite both films having largely nonsensical and haphazard plots, only Patsy and Edina manage to rise above.

Among those JJ agencies that do provide substance use services to juvenile offenders, however, the lack of standardized federal or state mandates for doing so has resulted in wide variation in agency policies and procedures (Chassin 2008; Young et al. 2007; Young et al. 2006) that are often determined to be haphazard, uncoordinated, and largely ineffective (Nissen et al. 2006).

And then gone on to point out that the release of information was so haphazard, and the information itself largely dismissed by most of the media at the time as not especially consequential, that it was clear there was no truly serious foreign effort to win his election.

The identification of Asian Paleozoic tectonic events with those associated with the Caledonian and Hercynian orogenies of Europe, as was done in the older literature, largely has been abandoned owing to the recognition of the haphazard nature of tectonic events whose temporal limits widely overlap.

A deluge of whole-genome sequencing has begun to give insights into the patterns and processes of microbial evolution, but genome sequences have accrued in a haphazard manner, with biased sampling of natural variation that is driven largely by medical and epidemiological priorities.

But what can be said for certain is that Mr. Anderson spent his last days largely alone in the dark, trapped high above the ground without heat, dependent on the haphazard good will of others for his survival.