Sentence examples for arbitrary entrance from inspiring English sources

Well-heeled vacationers are increasingly hearing the siren song of locations such as Libya, North Korea or Myanmar –isolated countries known not for pampering hotels or top shopping areas, but for strict and often arbitrary entrance requirements and severely limited tourism infrastructures.

Conveying the research of the economists Kelly Bedard and Elizabeth Dhuey, Mr. Gladwell writes that those born early in the calendar year enjoy many months of developmental advantage because of arbitrary school entrance cut-off dates, and are often tracked into "gifted" programs.

The installation seats a limited number of people, so you can expect lines (check the Twitter feed for line updates), but waiting in line for a movie about time — a piece that has no beginning or end, only arbitrary points of entrance and exit — seems fitting.

Too arbitrary.

Arbitrary units.

This is entirely arbitrary".

It's never arbitrary.

"The labels are arbitrary.

The names are arbitrary.

"This is arbitrary detention.

It's not arbitrary.