Sentence examples for arbitrary business from inspiring English sources

Feyerabend ([1993] [1975]) has argued that even the claims of motivated or hypothesis-driven actions cannot really be defended and science is a much more creative and arbitrary business than is stereotypically assumed.

Although credit unions are limited by an arbitrary business lending cap, they are active in supporting their communities by making small business loans.

What is perhaps less appreciated, or at least more readily glossed over, is just how arbitrary the business of awards can be.

His quarrel is with the dominance of "packages" like Microsoft Office and Windows, which he argues are the arbitrary result of business practices and not the inevitable result of technology evolution.

The previous efforts foundered in part as American businesses encountered corruption and other white-collar crime in Russia as well as the government's often arbitrary actions against businesses.

In addition, because the benefit starts on the date of hiring and does not have an arbitrary cap, more businesses will want to use it.

STEM is also extremely arbitrary -- while business-related disciplines such as Econometrics, Business Statistics, and Management Science are included in STEM, an MBA is excluded.

"We cannot afford to let arbitrary caps dictate U.S. business immigration policy," Ms. Dickson said.

The sooner you realize the arbitrary nature of this business the better it will be for your self esteem.

Price controls are often a knee-jerk governmental reaction to high and unaffordable medicine prices; but without understanding local cost of business, imposing arbitrary price and mark-up limitations could jeopardize the availability of medicines and market growth, especially in rural regions.

Soviet-era bureaucrats feel free to impose arbitrary taxes on private businesses and even seize property.