Sentence examples for arbitrary reasons from inspiring English sources
Neighborhood schools are being closed for arbitrary reasons.
"Benefit sanctions" are temporary suspensions of benefits, often for the most spurious or arbitrary reasons.
Of course, a team couldn't cancel a project for arbitrary reasons.
And the aesthetics of Ohio and Michigan were much different, although for somewhat arbitrary reasons.
There are some writers who, for completely arbitrary reasons, pass from a period of renown almost directly into obscurity.
Like hundreds of thousands of other unemployed people, her £57.35 a week jobseeker's allowance has been sanctioned: a temporary suspension of benefits, often for the most arbitrary reasons.
If it reaches a number that, for an arbitrary reason, seems significant -- like 50percentt -- then it has reached a milestone.
Refusing to cooperate with the census for an arbitrary reason or to show disdain for the government does a disservice to the country.
He said it was "not appropriate for one person's property to be seized by someone else just because he got divorced or for some arbitrary reason".
Well, it's 1.55 am on a Monday public holiday morning here in Brisbane, and for some arbitrary reason unknown to me, it's designated the Queen's Birthday in Queensland today (foreign fields, England etc).
What jumps out most forcefully, however, is this: At a time when we need every dedicated, intelligent soldier we can muster, how can we afford to turn away even one for the arbitrary reason of sexual orientation?
