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Tax incentives can also play a role in spurring growth, but as part of a clear strategy – not handed out indiscriminately, as they have tended to be in the past.
Empirical research amply demonstrates that development assistance is largely ineffective because it is given indiscriminately to governments who use it to enrich a tiny elite.
The messages must be stark: nuclear weapons are not only the most indiscriminately inhumane weapons ever invented, but the only ones capable of destroying life on this planet as we know it.
If they are slashed indiscriminately, capital will flood out of the US, into countries more sympathetic to drug development, or out of drug development altogether.
Antibiotics are also being fed indiscriminately to livestock and fish to boost food production.
Because of that fear, Americans allow themselves to be spied on indiscriminately by their own government, and permit terrorism suspects to be tortured and locked up indefinitely without trial.
The gardener doesn't destroy his plants indiscriminately, but he does regularly pull up weeds.
Simply put, bombs dropped from several thousands meters do not kill less indiscriminately than explosive charges placed in train cars.
Long before the moon landing, the Internet, or the discovery of the Higgs boson, the world was at the mercy of a disease that struck indiscriminately and did not respect national boundaries.
Ominously, the Earth’s temperature is now higher than during the Holocene, owing to the carbon dioxide that humanity has emitted into the atmosphere by burning coal, oil, and gas, and by indiscriminately turning the world’s forests and grasslands into farms and pastures.
Not knowing where the enemy is hidden within the civilian population, security forces retaliate indiscriminately.
When “market discipline” comes, it is usually too late, too severe, and applied indiscriminately.
Indiscriminately attacking Putin because Clinton lost the 2016 election turned out to be a losing strategy.
Courts have applied this law strictly and indiscriminately, because it explicitly excluded any mitigating circumstances.
Such outcomes become more likely if quarantine is recommended indiscriminately and compliance drops as a result.
And the triage system in hospitals helped to prevent patients with severe symptoms from indiscriminately infecting health-care workers and other patients.
When people feel fear for their safety or way of life, they are prone to lump together all perceived outsiders indiscriminately.
Once trade measures are used indiscriminately to advance non-trade objectives, the damage to the entire trading system is done – and it can be enormous.
One odd detail: all these books were shelved indiscriminately without regard to the language in which they were written, and this jumble proved that the Nautilus's captain could read fluently whatever volumes he chanced to pick up.
Accordingly, walruses are the victims of a mindless hunting that soon will destroy them all, since their hunters indiscriminately slaughter pregnant females and youngsters, and over 4,000 individuals are destroyed annually.
She was carried away indiscriminately by conflicting and painful imaginings.
He went indiscriminately to the oyster suppers and bazaars of all denominations in Topaz, and made Kate and her mother go with him, and his collection of Baptist dolls, Presbyterian embroidery, and Roman Catholic sofa-pillows and spatter-work filled his parlor at home.
And that Death which was present in this dear brother (who, waking up, moaned and by habit called indiscriminately on God and on the devil) was not so far away as it had hitherto seemed to be.
It is not a thing to be used indiscriminately, but it is good upon occasion: as now, for instance.
Nowadays, at twenty-five, tears have become so rare a thing that they are not to be squandered indiscriminately.
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