Meanings of as haphazard in anglès

Admission to Buskaid's school could be viewed as haphazard.

The approach can best be described as haphazard.

More than 70 police have swarmed the tourist hotspot, with British media slamming the investigation as haphazard.

He unfolded and read the paper, in lively quandary whether her choice were as haphazard as it seemed:-

Forecasts are still as haphazard today.

But many border reopenings are as haphazard as the closures, with each EU country building its own metaphorical sandcastle.

Fire to-day is four or five times more rapid even if quite as haphazard as in the days of muzzle loaders.

His first journey in management was as haphazard as a hitchhiker's: points-deducted Portsmouth, then two months at each of unsettled Blackpool and Blackburn.

If mealtimes are not recognised as important, and treated as haphazard events in your day, you are probably unable to listen to your body.

As haphazard as it can sometimes seem, this kind of interactivity is digital's edge over traditional campaigning.

"In actuality," Nolan finished for him, "it's just as haphazard an enterprise as any other.