Sentence examples for arbitrary change from inspiring English sources

This motivation for arbitrary change in the name of surprise is a terrible justification for messing with the foundation of someone else's story.

They are aghast at arbitrary change being thrust upon their areas – from pushing new trans-council structures and elected mayors to regressive housing and planning reform – without any discussion.

This arbitrary change in the frame of reference for the y-axis of these charts has had the net effect of making the recent history of the Earth's temperature look much more dramatically warming than it might otherwise have been.

Who knew that setting goals and sticking to them just because of an arbitrary change of date would leave us destined to fail!

And wrong about it ending on 31 December 1999 simply because of an arbitrary change of date that wasn't even the end of the millennium.

Or in Parker-speak, the lack of an assured budget means each ship programme is "subject to annual arbitrary change, with accumulative negative impact on time and cost, with accompanying increased risk of obsolescence".

In principle, the operations push_first and pop_first suffice to make arbitrary changes to a list.

That's why you don't, screwdriver in hand, make arbitrary changes to the insides of your television.

People who perform well according to the rules will not find their lives disrupted by abrupt and arbitrary changes.

By the time Korn made "Issues" in 1999, Mr. Davis had moved on to more general complaints, yet the music warded off nonbelievers with distortion and arbitrary changes.

Very little undermines that trust faster than seemingly arbitrary changes to our original contracts, particularly when those changes cost us money.