Discriminately

Does that mean that Israel responded by "discriminately" bombing Lebanese civilians with precision fired missiles? ❋ Unknown (2006)

If I might offer one friendly thought and I really offer it in general, whereas flowers are often over-used and need be used more discriminately, unless it is Palm Sunday, the use of greenery and potted plants generally is often not terribly desirable in my estimation, and is most typically used as a means of covering up sanctuaries which are otherwise barren and uninteresting. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The claim was that they were firing discriminately, but only after the Israeli response did they start firing the more deadly rockets. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Contrary to what the group outside Sainsbury's says, Porter claims the dispersal order is used discriminately and only when youths are genuinely being antisocial, not just hanging around. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Economic theory suggests that if insurers lose the ability to price discriminately, they'll see lower profits. ❋ Charles Forelle (2010)

This is not mere disagreements here; most of you here HATE each other discriminately. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Targeting these hyperactive genes, while sparing their modulated normal precursors, might be a novel means to attack cancer cells more discriminately. ❋ Siddhartha Mukherjee (2010)

Now, by buying discriminately, junk-fund managers think they can scoop up debt that won't default in a shrinking economy. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But what Adm. Johnson misunderstands is that the question here is not whether service is a right, but rather whether every citizen in this country is given an equal opportunity to compete for the privilege to serve or some have systematically and discriminately banned from competition solely based on their inherent characteristics, rather than physical abilities. ❋ Unknown (2009)

All of which will be capped off by the mighty annual Great American Beer Festival at the Colorado Convention Center -- a three-day event with over 2,000 beers to choose from, discriminately or not so discriminately. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Why would this policy change not take the form of a specific policy, but rather of very discriminately flagging only certain titles as "adult" content? ❋ Unknown (2009)

I never wanted to send my work out too discriminately - considering what I know about some former editors, I thought it was a poor idea. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I dont 'even care that Dawkins might believe that, the same argument can be made about stem cells and abortion, but that he puts that above a proven track record of scientific research and contribution to medical science and that he ignores extremist attacks on scientists, and instead attacks, quite discriminately, the religious issues, is anti-religious behavior, and yet he postures like a pro-science advocate. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It seems to target women a little bit more discriminately. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I must invest in progressive causes discriminately like one might do if investing in the stock market. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The rice traders discriminately and wantonly disregarded the sad plight of the poor by increasing the price of NFA rice, from 18 pesos/kilo to the present level of 28-30 pesos/kilo. ❋ Nomadicasian (2008)

I love the idea of flat classroom activities, but I want to use these opportunities discriminately, to their best advantage, otherwise the 'wow' factor will quickly fade for our students. ❋ Julie Lindsay (2008)

And I'm lovin' [al] races, [hell nah] don't discriminize. ❋ Skinnyniggabutmydlong (2016)

”[Racial] [discriminization] is one of the best things known [to man] in a long time.” ❋ B Talented (2008)

My ho [axed] [fo] a job at Walmart but they be [discrimination] on us bros. ❋ Diversity Jones (2005)

"He made [fun] of [my opinion]! That's [discrimination]!" ❋ Logic For Goodness Sake (2017)

There are many terrible examples of discrimination, such as [the Holocaust], [the KKK], Homophobia, Women's [equal rights], etc. ❋ Jimbobjoeshmoecheesechickenmonkeyfriedpastramicheeseandpiewithle (2003)

Dictionary nerds: The act of selecting toothpaste based on each [item's] price and advertised benefits is an example of discrimination. What the media wants you to think: A bunch of people of all races and genders holding hands around a 1000 year old tree is the ideal discrimination-free environment. What's really happening: Michigan placed a ban on using race and gender as a factor in college admissions. While this seems like the ultimate move in preventing discrimination, as it would be impossible to discriminate based on race or gender if these factors were absent in a [college application], the measure was struck down by a federal court. They claimed the policy harms minorities and is unconstitutional; as it would then also be impossible to give [PREFERENTIAL] treatment to minorities as well. The more you know. ❋ Trinadtsat Tomitsu (2011)

Federal law requires retailers to discriminate between persons under the age of 18, and [person 18] and over when selling firearms. Bob used the large signs outside each of the 2 gas stations when he was attempting to discriminate which station sold cheaper gas. Keisha was practicing discrimination when she chose [chocolate ice cream] over the [haggis] flavoered ice cream ❋ Logic (2006)

That is discriminatiff ❋ Ph4te (2003)

A Japanese American who is promoted to a [management position] may still be a victim of discrimiation if he or she had been [passed over] for years because of corporate reluctance to place an Asian American in a highly visible position. [ISBN]: 0130418692 ❋ S. Beyet (2005)

Boy 1: "yo, YouTube won't let me [watch this] vid, bro. It says it's [not available] in my country" Boy 2: "That's cuz you don't live in the U.S. Man. Bloody [discrimination] these days" ❋ Polarbear77 (2014)