Sentence examples for more indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

Over time, the documents said, Mr. Freeman began handing out the tips even more indiscriminately.

But, once you've put the regimen for waterboarding and other techniques in place, you use it much more indiscriminately.

Today's conservatives, who are keen to portray partisan conflict as a cultural struggle, use it more indiscriminately than ever.

Figure 7 Dung densities indicate that wild herbivore species (predominantly plains zebra, Grant's gazelle, hartebeest, and oryx) generally prefer more open areas, while cattle use the landscape more indiscriminately.

51 The palpalis group is more opportunistic, and it feeds more indiscriminately on many species.

She talked of "those who urge us to relax the squeeze, to spend yet more money indiscriminately in the belief that it will help the unemployed".

Subjects did not simply report more symptoms indiscriminately, as evidenced by the lack of overall increased total symptom severity.

More insidiously, spambots indiscriminately churn out e-mails advertising miracle stocks and unattended bank accounts in Nigeria.

They are accumulating cash by selling other assets, from gold to Thai equities, more or less indiscriminately.

And sitting through dross teaches you to identify theatrical gold, rather than liking everything more or less indiscriminately.

In the past, however, it had been used more or less indiscriminately; units might dub themselves Sharpshooters just as sports teams might adopt the names Dodgers or Braves.