indiscriminately

It also became clear that the technology was, in some cases, being used indiscriminately.

What I know is that they are just killing indiscriminately.

Both terms are used by common law writers, and often indiscriminately.

Do not hand out business or home telephone numbers indiscriminately.

The same cannot be said of ozone, if used indiscriminately.

"Are we to go about indiscriminately, or is there any possible way of getting on the trail?"

"If they indiscriminately go out and stop everyone who has these cards, this may be an issue."

They opened fire without mercy on everyone indiscriminately, including women and children.

One youth stopped at the door and opened fire indiscriminately.

Why else would one allow a woman to breed indiscriminately?

For a minute there, I thought somebody might be giving my number out indiscriminately.

It no longer wants shelters indiscriminately built around the city.

The content will, by the technology at least, be treated indiscriminately.

Women and children were indiscriminately slaughtered along with the men.

As you can imagine, grants are not given away indiscriminately.

Once in control the Taliban began to kill people indiscriminately.

The other is that it will be indiscriminately put in."

Before doing something indiscriminately, we should make a serious study of the situation."

We must be careful not to put everything under the same umbrella indiscriminately.

"They killed one of our crew and fired indiscriminately on us."

She handled also her year of birth indiscriminately as 1909 or 1913.

But to love your country indiscriminately means that critical distinctions begin to go.

Western air power should not be used indiscriminately to shape the battlefield situation.

They all talked to one another indiscriminately, forming a network.

"These cuts were made indiscriminately without considering their effects on people."