Sentence examples for virtually indiscriminate from inspiring English sources

In a day when many luxury hotel chains can open superb though virtually indiscriminate hotels in almost any corner of the globe, this uniqueness can make visiting a new place that much more special.

Unlike the Jacobins' reign of terror, which operated in a virtually indiscriminate way, this type of terrorism as both advocates and critics called it was largely employed in a highly discriminate manner.

"It's almost indiscriminate".

– indiscriminate about their violence.

Assad moved on to indiscriminate bombing.

The damage was indiscriminate, with lava virtually destroying Goma's cathedral but narrowly missing the headquarters of the United Nations observer mission in Goma, where 250 Moroccan peacekeepers are stationed.

These policy loopholes provide an incentive for indiscriminate resources exploitation virtually in all part of the country.

Despite its unsavory reputation as an indiscriminate eater, it struts, soars, and glides confidently in virtually all environments and around humans and other animals.

From the early 1980s until now, they have operated with virtually no oversight, a situation that has led to the widespread and, legal experts say, indiscriminate use of capital punishment.

In this setting an indiscriminate approach of testing and treating turns healthy people into sick people, helping virtually no one while depleting precious resources (see Atul Gawande's New Yorker piece for perhaps the best description of how and why).

"Beatings indiscriminate.