nilly

Unless you want to assume that the court is so broken, it will willy-nilly convict innocents.

And since the loading on the cargo is highly dependent on where it sits in the bay, you can't just move stuff around willy nilly.

If by security you mean the organization that gives data to the police willy-nilly and not any sort of org dedicated to protecting user data.

Was able to hammer the bejeezus out of my daemon, restarting it willy nilly, without issue or fanfare.

The ability to shove tools together willy-nilly, hacking around their incompatibilities, does not a solid platform create.

You don't have to agree with that decision obviously, but this isn't something that happened willy-nilly.

The fact that this guy is an epidemiologist doesn't impress me worth a nilly bit.

It is the anti-nukes who perpetuate the myth that the reactor operators freaked out and just mindlessly started throwing switches, closing valves willy-nilly.

So web devs think they can just hook onto single keystrokes willy nilly.

Sir is just an honorific applied willy-nilly by Indians both online and offline.

I know that this is nitpicking, but it's highly doubtful that some random Obama staffer could just launch nukes willy-nilly.

These are not free experimental features we can add willy-nilly that we can easily remove when we don't like them anymore.

If we truly want to sandbox apps, wouldn't it make more sense to move more toward a model like that—one where you have a discrete "application backend process" running in a sandbox, and you can just chuck around the sandbox itself willy-nilly (freezing it, thawing it, copying it, etc.) because it has well-defined connection-points to the host?