Sentence examples for arbitrarily dismiss from inspiring English sources

A postdoc we'll call Maura Lee Upright had a PI who "outwardly expressed support for 'true' results but would often arbitrarily dismiss some subject's data [and] never published negative results".

Instead it is a place where flesh-and-blood, average Joes and Janes are given leave to pass judgement on the work of others and, depending on their sugar intake, sexual activity, and general mood, arbitrarily dismiss or accept that work on a whim.

Yet police departments are arbitrarily dismissing those applicants most capable of performing these functions.

This grants them due process protections from being dismissed arbitrarily" -- we find 52percentt of voters and 59percentt of parents favoring tenure.

In contrast to the USC poll, our research shows voters favor due process protections for teachers so that they are not dismissed arbitrarily.

They are arbitrarily selected and easily dismissed.

Her opponents dismiss that.

Term β magnifies or dismiss this term.

If one were to dismiss ideas as false which arose out of fear and uncertainty, one would likewise have to dismiss those that arose out of joy and certainty, or clinical detachment, unless one employed the fallacy of special pleading of arbitrarily making exceptions of examples that would weaken one's case.

"The answer is: Get high and just arbitrarily award someone [something], or just go, 'Case dismissed!' and bang my gavel, and just walk out".

"The answer is: Get high and just arbitrarily award someone [something], or just go, 'Case dismissed!' and bang my gavel, and just walk out". .