unsystematically

For six years, Trump has been systematically — okay, unsystematically — wrecking the party.

“You’d want to be really careful you’re not expanding too rapidly or unsystematically . . . so that you disrupt what the current programs are able to do for the most vulnerable kids,” he said.

In Renaissance Italy, antiquarians like Leon Battista Alberti and Poggio Bracciolini began to promote the study and preservation of Roman ruins, which, to that point, had been unsystematically pushed aside as the city expanded.

Such functions were introduced into analysis somewhat unsystematically as the need for them arose, and the later developments of analysis led to the introduction of other classes of functions.

Until the Reform Act of 1867 had transferred power to the working classes the new conception of the State was only rarely and unsystematically expressed in legislation.