Often they just pile the extra work on people indiscriminately, he says, creating untenable stress levels and leading to burnout.
I have always preferred to concentrate on my work, and I indiscriminately seized opportunities to share my work.
This shouldn't come as a big surprise since pesticides, insecticides, and fungicides work to kill organisms indiscriminately.
Thus the results of the study cannot be indiscriminately generalized.
The narrator says : "He devoured books of every kind, feeding indiscriminately on religious works, history and literature, philosophy and physics.
Dr. Paquet further states that "If we also consider the large number of insects coyotes eat, the sick animals they remove from the environment, and the carrion they clean up, it's not an overstatement to say we're clearly working against ourselves when we indiscriminately kill mass numbers of coyotes".
But those same studies also point out background checks could work if they were carried out indiscriminately, rather than on a capricious jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction basis with exemptions that make them easy to dodge.
Thereafter the word was used indiscriminately to refer to works on a variety of subjects.
In her works, blistering hot patterns pop up indiscriminately in wallpaper, furniture, ensembles, jewelry and makeup like an unruly and glorious infection.
My only answer to a nagging puritan conscience was to work remorselessly hard and to encourage, perhaps indiscriminately, dramatists who addressed the political issues of the time".
