Sentence examples for arbitrary contests from inspiring English sources
They cause mortals to enact arbitrary contests (the Patriots versus the Dolphins what does that even mean?) for their own glory and diversion, offering, in return for those mortals' health and safety, sometimes handsome rewards and sometimes nothing.
"City" myths, like the one in which magazine websites have "faces" appointed through a series of arbitrary contests and announced in staff meetings to applause and fanfare, can now be busted.
Such lists are easily dismissed as arbitrary popularity contests, but they also tell the world something about the state of food and determine where a lot of gastro-tourism money goes.
Firstly, the uncorrelated asymmetry hypothesis proposes the existence of arbitrary conventions in settling contests.
Now the question is whether the union will seek to contest the arbitrary way Guillen was treated.
Picture the chaos inherent in a contest that's totally arbitrary.
"Due to the standardless nature of the recount and contest scheme," it asserts, "government officials are vested with arbitrary power and authority to deny the vote and thus thwart political speech".
Tuesday night's contests are mostly about who wins — and not who clears some arbitrary bar based on pre-election expectations.
The UK Government is formally contesting the findings and denied that his "voluntary" stay at the Ecuadorian Embassy constituted arbitrary detention.
But a spokesperson for the British Government said it would "formally contest" the findings and denied that Mr Assange's stay at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London constituted arbitrary detention.
