Sentence examples for arbitrary judgments from inspiring English sources

"English," says Kamm, "reflects what its users say and write rather than arbitrary judgments of correctness".

But such litmus tests leave ample room for hair-splitting and arbitrary judgments.

We do not need to be too serious about the arbitrary judgments of popular economists.

Because appraisals provide inadequate information about the subtleties of performance, managers using them to compare employees for the purposes of determining salary increases often make arbitrary judgments.

Campaigners say achieving the level of saving required would mean cutting about 500,000 people from the benefit roll, which would lead to arbitrary judgments being made.

She was patient in working through the details, and at the same time perceptive about how these details might function to exclude people or introduce arbitrary judgments.

It allowed objective estimation of overall chromatogram quality and excluded the arbitrary judgment in ambiguous situations.

Scenes in church connect Mr. Pitt's character to a fearsome, unpredictable Old Testament God — the God of Job — dispensing arbitrary judgment.

"The intelligent ruler makes the law select men and makes no arbitrary appointment himself; he makes the law measure merits and makes no arbitrary judgment himself".

Lamberto Dini, the foreign minister, said Mr. Fini was not Mr. Haider and accused the German chancellor of a "superficial, unjustified and arbitrary" judgment.

Different wellknown modes were used in approaching the valuation, but probably there was an element of arbitrary judgment at the end.