Sentence examples for arbitrary timeframe from inspiring English sources
The remainers were equally certain that allowing the government to stumble into any old Brexit within an arbitrary timeframe was asking for trouble.
No, the Tea Party will support the space program only if we tether our efforts to an arbitrary timeframe, a simplistic goal, and a meaningless patriotic gesture: We will put an American on Callisto by 2023, and he will plant a flag made of guns!
I mean... Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont) called the GOP tactic "completely inappropriate" and said they "strongly oppose the inclusion of provisions that require approval of this pipeline in an arbitrary timeframe".
Our destination was arbitrary, our timeframe uncalculated, but we had to finish on time.
"It is unreasonable to expect nontraditional college students to complete their studies within an arbitrary, predetermined timeframe, especially when we know those students take longer to finish their degrees because they have families and professional obligations," the statement said.
The search period of 1998-2009 wan arbitraryary but reasonable timeframe given the trends in Australian health policy towards more integrated models over the preceding 10 years, and a desire to include all study types.
The six-week timeframe seems arbitrary – it's hard to see why 22 November would be special, except that it is the anniversary of JFK's assassination.
The six-week timeframe seems arbitrary - it's hard to see why Nov. 22 would be special, except that it is the anniversary of JFK's assassination.
Other hospitals and birthing centers, like this one in Dayton, Ohio, require mothers to wait 72 hours before they can take home their placenta a timeframe that's largely arbitrary, but still allows access to persistent moms.
As a heterosexual man, I can only imagine how frustrating it is given the arbitrary nature of both the 12-month timeframe as well as the fact that other groups with similar risk factors are not barred from donating blood, either explicitly by policy or in practice.
