Sentence examples for will indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

What Adjaye fears is that city planners will indiscriminately impose standardized forms and models on African countries.

The giant buzz saw known as the sequester will indiscriminately slash $100 billion in discretionary spending beginning in January and will continue for nine years.

These and many other cuts to important programs like child nutrition and low-income housing are part of a giant buzz saw known as the sequester, which will indiscriminately slash $100 billion in discretionary spending beginning in January and will continue for nine years.

The information that the Bush administration has begun circulating to top officials of NATO, the United Nations and selected foreign governments can allay concerns -- widely held in the Islamic world -- that the United States will indiscriminately select targets for military attack.

Once sanctioned, there is every indication that their use will indiscriminately spread.

The males of most sepsid species will indiscriminately jump on females and attempt to clamp to the female's wing base.

He said it is clear terrorists will kill indiscriminately.

I also worry that this mania for building new lavish Off Broadway spaces will spread indiscriminately.

Nor has it entirely mollified European scientists who rightly fear that ITER will eat indiscriminately into other programmes.

Through shrouds of tear gas, the officers fired at will, so indiscriminately that a disenchanted state prosecutor named Malcolm Bell described it later as "a turkey shoot".

As part of Carnival, people will randomly throw eggs, often mixed with water and dirt on you indiscriminately.