scattershot造句

The policy-related passages in “The Audacity of Hope”, his second autobiography, are scattershot and banal.

But the distribution of food was scattershot, and every outlet was swamped with desperate crowds.

Second, Mr Obama’s scattershot tax increases are a poor substitute for the wholesale reform America’s Byzantine tax code needs.

Little or no knowledge of a holistic view of any given science is needed to construct such scattershot attacks.

The studios are old-school advertisers: every year they spend billions of dollars on scattershot campaigns that often hit the wrong people.

Instead of beating the bushes for customers with individual referrals or scattershot ads, you can tap into a targeted group of consumers en masse to jumpstart sales.

Business leaders, the famous 1%, need to resist the urge to dismiss the whole movement based on the scattershot and at times ill-conceived nature of the arguments on the placards.