willy-nilly

• He and other Republicans say the spending is itself a form of art -- the Democratic art of throwing money at problems willy-nilly. —  The Swamp
• However, while CPython does use operating system threads (in theory allowing multiple threads to execute within the interpreter simultaneously), the interpreter also forces the GIL to be acquired by a thread before it can access the interpreter and stack and can modify Python objects in memory all willy-nilly. —  Planet Python
• It seems to me, since this is such a new project, that a lot of things got categorized willy-nilly style (which is understandable), and anything we can do to set things straight, I think it is better sooner than later. —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• How is it possible that ballots found willy-nilly (in a trunk, behind a voting booth) would be considered legit? —  Ace of Spades HQ
• To which statments I would answer ... no doubt the majority of people in this immigration office building never dreamed some guy would come in with a hunting rifle and start shooting people willy-nilly.

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