Sentence examples for More arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

Boxing was treated even more arbitrarily.

"I think that's why certain injuries can be frequent in relievers — that data is even more arbitrarily set".

Mr. Milosevic has typically been careful to keep to the letter of the law, but he and his government now are acting more arbitrarily than before.

That view which involves down-dating Theopompus and Polydorus to the 7th century from the 8th and still more arbitrarily attributing to them the activity presupposed by the Rhetra rather than the rider does too much violence to the best chronological evidence (that of Thucydides and Herodotus), and a view in terms of 8th-century political synoecism should be preferred.

Why, then, does iMovie push the even more arbitrarily chosen 540 vertical pixels as its standard?

For more arbitrarily defined die cross sections, reasonable agreement is observed among the proposed strain solutions and those from the finite element method.

The people doing the face sitting were there to protest against  ​the recent ban on all sorts of stuff in British-produced porn, including ​female ejaculation, face-sitting, urination ("water-sports"), fisting, and a few more arbitrarily-selected sex acts.

The people doing the face-sitting were there to protest against ​the recent ban on all sorts of stuff in British-produced porn, including ​female ejaculation, face-sitting, urination ("water-sports"), fisting and a few more arbitrarily-selected sex acts.

Although there are alternative methods of threshold setting [ 44], we believe this threshold to be valid and perhaps more reflective of the current EHP than the more arbitrarily-set threshold of $150-per-DALY (Additional file 5) [ 44].

The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma), an advocacy group, lists 283 political prisoners whose whereabouts it has verified, and said that even as the government has released many others, it has detained more activists arbitrarily.

Studies scoring 10 points or more were arbitrarily considered to be of 'high quality'.