Sentence examples for through indiscriminate from inspiring English sources

The London bombings in July 2005 were designed to impress through indiscriminate killing.

I am concerned, however, that Victoria seems to be acting out feelings of low self-esteem through indiscriminate promiscuity.

Even when herds were not dispersed or destroyed, a breed could be lost through indiscriminate breeding arising from a need for numbers.

Bringing to justice those who seek to kill and maim British troops, coalition forces and Afghan civilians, including through indiscriminate methods like the laying of roadside bombs, forms an essential part of our current operations.

"Our country has not become economically strong through the law of the jungle, through indiscriminate hiring and firing," Mr. Schröder said in a speech applauded by members of his governing coalition and frequently jeered by the opposition.

One senior al-Qaida figure close to Bin Laden told Zarqawi that he should be careful to avoid the fate of militants in Algeria in the 1990s who lost public support through indiscriminate and random violence.

The military's tactic of collective punishment — manifested through seemingly indiscriminate airstrikes and artillery barrages on residential neighborhoods — has earned it only anger and disgust.

Throughout 2013, Isis gained a foothold in Aleppo and Idlib, imposing hardline Islamist rule in towns and cities it had conquered, often through brutal, indiscriminate violence.

During the nightmare in Iran it was through the indiscriminate denouncings of the United States as Satan incarnate that we were able to sense how the political culture in Iran had deteriorated.

The Taliban continued to cause the majority of casualties, stepping up violence through the indiscriminate use of roadside bombs and suicide attacks in major population centers, according to the report, released Wednesday by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan.

In India, all nine species of the bird are threatened with extinction, largely through the indiscriminate use of diclofenac, a common anti-inflammatory drug administered to livestock but which is lethal for the vultures that eat the corpses of cattle.