Sentence examples for arbitrarily raised from inspiring English sources

Taxes were at first reduced but later greatly increased and arbitrarily raised.

No one thinks a debt ceiling is any real ceiling, because just as it was arbitrarily set, it can be arbitrarily raised.

Jedlicka says a key formative experience that led to Liberland was seeing his father's company go bankrupt when the Czech Republic's central bank arbitrarily raised its interest rates by 25%.

In the settlement between the Rite Aid Corporation and the State Division of Consumer Affairs, the company acknowledged that its pharmacists had arbitrarily raised prices for customers not covered by insurance or group discounts.

In 2002 the government arbitrarily raised the minimum wage to an average of $100 per month, even while more than 40% of factories were reported to be operating at a loss (the comparable figure in 2001 was 35.6%).

When the tithe was arbitrarily raised to $20, she and another dancer, Dawn Passar, formed the Exotic Dancer's Alliance.

Or, easiest of all, just arbitrarily raise the passing score.

Insurers can't arbitrarily raise rates" after a string of destructive storms, said Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute.

Artificial intercepts (arbitrarily raising the slopes so they are not superimposed on the image) were added to allow separate viewing of the regression lines as established by8.

The House yesterday gave final approval to a bill that will prohibit credit card companies from arbitrarily raising interest rates on existing balances and charging certain fees.

"Although it is clear that there is an increased disparity between the highest and lowest earners, arbitrarily raising the floor isn't necessarily the solution and could in fact make the UK economy uncompetitive in the long term.