Sentence examples for on the haphazard from inspiring English sources

Still, many residents and doctors say the match improves on the haphazard process that preceded it.

He said the commission wanted to impose order on the haphazard development that has already unfolded north of the Rajpath.

In a revealing documentary, Elevating London, Michael Hebbert, professor of planning at UCL, sheds light on the haphazard nature of the pedway's evolution.

The first movement was on the haphazard side, possibly because Mr. Kuerti was distracted by music from practice rooms near the Mannes auditorium.

Never mind that less than a month ago, the state's inspector general issued a scathing report on the haphazard way a company was chosen to create another gambling facility at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens.

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.

This chestnut has served me well through the years, and came in handy this spring, when my friends and I were on another of the haphazard, marginally safe expeditions that we undertake each year when the West's sudden snowmelt floods its valleys with cold current.

For example, early on, he refers to "the haphazard combination of different scalings in the distinct reactions …" or the "transmission and loss of information in relation to scale... ........ without first defining what he means by 'scale' (or scaling) and elaborating on how measurement models that conform to the input-output paradigm actually reveal scaling.

Soon, reformers known as "sanitarians" focused their attention on replacing the haphazard and unsanitary plumbing arrangements in homes and workplaces with technologically advanced public sewer systems.

Keith Uhlich of Salon magazine called the season and series "Carter's greatest series", and that, "television work always improves in retrospect; his seemingly haphazard, on-the-fly narratives become more coherent when taken out of the hellish, commercial break-happy context wherein they spawned".

It's there in the rhyming circles of the windows of the houses echoing Lombard's shiner on the poster, in the haphazard geometry of the telephone wires and in the tumble of abandoned Model T's, like tombstones, collected at the base of a grassy hill.