| She was pretty but she was very outgoing and unselective, they were the main reasons she got so many guys. |
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| The cost effectiveness of unselective ultrasound screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms in older men is uncertain. |
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| Here was a violent, dangerous and aggressive psychopath with a long criminal record who was totally unselective in his approach to women. |
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| The fact the lottery is entirely random, and therefore unselective, seems to have been temporarily forgotten. |
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| However, such an unselective policy has resulted in inestimable numbers of unnecessary exposures to radiation for little diagnostic yield. |
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| These findings raised the possibility that the mutant Ant may form an unselective channel that causes mitochondrial dysfunction and cell death. |
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| Despite a nice list of Web sites, he neglects to note primary sources available in translation and is unselective about secondary literature. |
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| A comparison of mean group size among the five diet classes revealed that selective feeders form smaller groups than unselective feeders. |
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| Other key threats to the lynx are changing habitat, unselective trapping methods, road accidents and hunting. |
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| Yet the show has gotten a deal of negative criticism for being inchoate, unselective, too rambling, and uneven. |
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| Driftnets are extremely unselective, catching species other than target species, especially certain protected species such as marine mammals. |
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| Its greatest virtue is also its greatest weakness: it is unselective. |
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| After the emergence in some areas of unselective comprehensive schools during the 1950s and '60s, the importance of the eleven-plus in determining who could eventually enter universities declined. |
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| They feel that if they're not binge drinking, skipping class, being relatively unselective about romantic partners or trying their friend's prescription medication, they are somehow not living the college life. |
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| The list matters, instead, because more selective colleges tend to have more resources than unselective colleges — and much higher graduation rates. |
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| According to the most recent figures from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, 7.3 million tonnes of non-target marine species are discarded globally each year as a result of unselective fishing practices. |
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| These relays are now technically outdated, frequently so old that they are no longer precise and carry an increased risk of total failure leading to unselective deactivation, damage to the network and even personal injuries. |
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| The democracy and freedom, unselective justice and uncorrupt judiciary and independent journalism are more than needed. |
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| Established real-time amplification techniques usually employ unselective intercalating dyes or target-specific fluorescently labeled oligonucleotides. |
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| Munch, being a good sociologist, may have been deliberately unselective. |
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| Although there is great interest in converting methane into useful or more easily liquefied compounds, the only practical processes are relatively unselective. |
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| Unselective vaccination of millions of adults, based solely on their age, is unlikely to be feasible in China. |
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