indiscriminately in a sentence

• In the name of boosting profits, payrolls are slashed indiscriminately.
• The Bariatric Society expressed concern about doctors prescribing the drugs indiscriminately.
• But we do not sell as indiscriminately as the code suggests.
• Investors have been mostly moving like a herd, selling indiscriminately.
• We tend to lump them all together and disdain them indiscriminately.
• So I don't use herbs indiscriminately or with abandon.
• Some extreme cases are obvious, either hopeless or indiscriminately punished.
• Elsewhere, faces, costumes and locations seem to morph indiscriminately.
• If given indiscriminately, bacteria can become resistant to the medicine.
• Residents reached by telephone in Gulbahar said police were shooting indiscriminately.
• It's difficult to see indiscriminately in a sentence .
• Animals do not abuse their young, rape or kill indiscriminately.
• This shows that the Government is not using the ISA indiscriminately.
• "Fish get killed indiscriminately, " she says.
• The raiders fired indiscriminately on the villagers, killing eight instantly.
• Some hostages, however, have said troops opened fire indiscriminately.
• Plaintiffs claim that during the initial raid federal agents fired indiscriminately.
• Residents say officers fired first and continued shooting indiscriminately for hours.
• Are we supposed to send Israeli jets to bomb Ramallah indiscriminately?
• We were sitting under a tree when they started firing indiscriminately.
• Palestinians accuse the army of firing indiscriminately and often hitting civilians.