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• a  lacking systematic arrangement or method or organization
  unsystematic and fragmentary records
  he works in an unsystematic manner

• His mind was rich and lively, but it was unsystematic and inconsistent.
• Snorts a Chicago psychoanalyst of neo-Freudian persuasion: "Rogers' method is unsystematic, undisciplined and humanistic.
• The book is quite diffuse and unsystematic, and the samples in the projects described are very small.

• systematic

News & Articles

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• Census Bureau Suggests Job Manipulation Was Not Systematic
  Following the White House's ignorance of anything that could be going on at the Census Bureau (apart from knowing for sure that the report on jobs data manipulation was misleading), the Census Bureau itself has chimed in... *CENSUS BUREAU SEES NO 'SYSTEMIC MANIPULATION' OF JOBS DATA So that's good then - just unsystematic? A single-manipulator, acting alone (from the book depository?)
  Nov. 19, 2013 - Zero Hedge

Quotes

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• Scott Stringer in Canarsie Digest
  Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer complained that the community board process had become "overly politicized and unsystematic" when he introduced his community board reform package last year.
• David Shaffer in NPR
  On the whole, treatment [for cutting] is ...... unsystematic and really quite poorly developed, partly because it's been so cloaked in other diagnoses,says Shaffer.
• Han Duck-soo in NEWS.com.au
  Until now, dialogues between the two parties (of oil-producing and consuming economies) were unsystematic and sporadic. It is time for us to come up with more concrete and practicable solutions,Han said.