Sentence examples for are very arbitrary from inspiring English sources

But predicting the future is so difficult that such judgments are very arbitrary.

It's very arbitrary and very troubling.

What I watch is very arbitrary.

It's very arbitrary in terms of being locked up in the SHU initially.

It's very arbitrary, and the president sounds like a dictator".

And nature itself is very arbitrary – it's not malevolent or benevolent; it doesn't even know we're here".

"It's very arbitrary what fertility treatment you can get on the NHS, and waiting times can be cruel," says Karen Veness, spokesperson for the charity Infertilty Network.

Setting prices "is very arbitrary," said a top executive at a major label, who described his company's pricing policies only on condition of anonymity.

But... it became increasingly clear that the interpretation of what actually constitutes state secret could be very arbitrary and rather freely defined by government leaders.

"A calendar-year scorecard is very arbitrary," said Charles M. Royce, manager of Royce Premier, which has returned 14.1percentt a year and has not lost money in a single year in the last 10 years.

"I'm not worried about this -- with good will it's very arbitrary when to take the costs," said Engbert Ebeling, an analyst at Amsterdam's Effectenkantoor, an investment firm.