indiscriminately

The stock market is committing a cardinal error: indiscriminately punishing profitable companies with documented ROI along with speculative AI startups with no path to profitability.

This is more like playing pool by smashing the balls indiscriminately around the table, and then attempting to break the cue, or the table, or both.

“What they’re saying to the court is, ‘We need to be able to violate the law and shoot these people indiscriminately or else it’s gonna be a melee.’

She said she told him that the injunction filed after the Kern County raid meant he could not stop people indiscriminately in the Eastern District.

I’m more of a “Simpsons” fan, but I’ve always appreciated “South Park” for consistently arguing throughout its 27-year run that indiscriminately deporting Mexicans is not just morally and economically wrong but foolish.