Unless precise requirements are set, data will be collected unsystematically and the decision maker ultimately left without pertinent information on which to act.
I greatly enjoyed her stories, but did so intermittently and unsystematically, as their own intermittence seemed to desire and deserve.
I would escape into books, I lived in them, reading unsystematically, often to the point of sickness, of being surfeited.
And the rebuilding has been scattershot, proceeding "unsystematically," as Ms. Sontag wrote.
In Renaissance Italy, antiquarians like Leon Battista Alberti and Poggio Bracciolini began to promote the study and preservation of Roman ruins, which, to that point, had been unsystematically pushed aside as the city expanded.
Whenever we talk about how to sell digital stuff, we freely and unsystematically mix up value propositions and product designs.
Raymond was so intrigued by the poverty and the oppressive atmosphere of Francisco Franco's Spain that he began, unsystematically, to read its history.
After leaving school before his 16th birthday, he worked as a junior clerk in the City, and continued to read widely if unsystematically in Catholic books and periodicals.
In this raw material are the makings of a rich portrait of these men and their war, but the evidence is marshaled unsystematically, the abundant quotation insufficiently digested.
This modest group show touches on all of these elements, however glancingly and unsystematically, by considering the trickle-down effect of discomania on some new art today.
All of this is touched on, unsystematically, in the lively show that Edwin Ramoran, Longwood Art Gallery's director, has assembled.
