Examples of using Haphazard in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It wasn't haphazard or random.
Our technique's a little haphazard.
The defence was haphazard and uncoordinated.
Haphazard as hell, terrible drinker, but he gets the job done.
Ah, you see,the bodies appear to have been left in a haphazard pattern, but…[chuckles].
Yeah, well, haphazard may be exactly what we're looking for.
It's not justhappenstance that we don't live in some kind of crazy, haphazard universe.
Feel haphazard and unorganized with an intense urge to keep things orderly and symmetrical.
As you can see,the slashing is precise but also swift, haphazard, full of rage.
As we have seen with the President's haphazard approach to Syria, our national defense is too important to be subjected to the President's erratic whims.".
As events happened they seem like a list of haphazard crisis and coincidences.
In the midst of his disappointment he picked up this suggestion, that their conversations were to continue,and perhaps on a less haphazard basis.
Unfortunately, we are doomed to suffer the penalty for haphazard modernization and have to live with the chemicals that have contaminated our air, water and food.
Shelves mix new titles with used copies for a slightly haphazard but welcoming feel.
For instance, by proving that the haphazard formation of proteins is impossible, all other claims regarding the subsequent steps of evolution are also refuted.
Just because we're dealing with a schizophrenic…doesn't mean we're dealing with a random, haphazard set of events.
Although the collection can be slightly haphazard and not well-labeled, it's worth stopping off here, especially to view the terracotta figures, which are supremely beautiful.
This approach guarantees that virtually nothing can gowrong due to an incorrectly selected option or another haphazard action.
The evolution of life is a technique ever progressive, differential, and variable,but never haphazard, uncontrolled, nor wholly experimental, in the accidental sense.
Longford(1999) makes this point clearly when he advocates forresearchers thinking of experiments as a population survey with haphazard sampling.
The question of how the perfect structure ofwings came into being as a result of consecutive haphazard mutations remains completely unanswered.
The bus does not seem to have much in the way of safety features, as passengers andluggage alike are being thrown around the inside of the bus during its haphazard manoeuvres.
Synchronicities or meaningful coincidences suddenly makes sense, and everything in reality is seen as a metaphor,for even the most haphazard events express some underlying symmetry.
Ron Hubbard was able to see through the complexities of human behavior and discover the underlying factors which explain the phenomenon of suppression in people-for it is suppression by others that causes these seemingly haphazard events.
Synchronicities or meaningful coincidences suddenly make sense, and everything in reality would have to be seen as a metaphor,for even the most haphazard events would express some underlying symmetry.
There were 5 border policemen at the checkpoint(that we could see)but they seemed to operate in the most unprofessional, haphazard way imaginable.
Following the formation of Scotland's earliest football clubs in the 1860s, football experienced a rapid growth but there was no formal structure,and matches were often arranged in a haphazard and irregular fashion.
The vacating Mesa Verdeans left almost no direct evidence of their migration, but they left behind household goods, including cooking utensils, tools, and clothing,which gave archaeologists the impression that the emigration was haphazard or hurried.