| indiscriminate use | 2.17 | He objects to the indiscriminate use of pesticides. | ||
| indiscriminate attack | 1.78 | Innocent civilians suffered because of indiscriminate attacks and reprisals. | ||
| indiscriminate killing | 1.32 | Troops were accused of indiscriminate killings of civilians. | ||
| indiscriminate shooting | 0.86 | Indiscriminate shootings and robberies became a daily occurrence. | ||
| indiscriminate fire | 0.66 | A third person was also killed by indiscriminate fire. | ||
| indiscriminate firing | 0.66 | Police said the attackers fled after indiscriminate firing. | ||
| indiscriminate bombing | 0.59 | The group also criticized the Russian military for indiscriminate bombing of civilians. | ||
| indiscriminate logging | 0.39 | But experts also say that indiscriminate logging has affected the traditional rainfall in the area. | ||
| indiscriminate violence | 0.39 | Drug dealing, indiscriminate violence, other crime and family disorientation and disintegration are now all aspects of everyday existence. | ||
| indiscriminate arrest | 0.33 | But human rights activists say raids on parts of the capital have already lead to indiscriminate arrests. | ||
| indiscriminate artillery | 0.26 | Hundreds of thousands of people faced indiscriminate artillery attacks, looting and critical shortages of food and medical supplies. | ||
| indiscriminate force | 0.26 | The use of indiscriminate force against the rebels, though, was a clumsy response to the threat. | ||
| indiscriminate sex | 0.26 | Rough sex, indiscriminate sex, quickie sex. |