Sentence examples for as a capricious process from inspiring English sources

In a sharply worded commentary last year in The American Journal of Infection Control, she and co-authors said there were "cavernous gaps" in the identification of worker-to-patient infections in the United States, and characterized the review of infected doctors' practices as "a capricious process that is all too vulnerable to local interests and conflicts of interest".

It's a capricious process.

China does not forbid independent filmmaking, but it does control distribution, so filmmakers who want their work to be widely seen end up submitting themselves to a capricious censorship process.

(48) — Elton John, as a capricious king, not only denies bad entertainers the privilege of Pepsi, but executes them.

Or worse, you will, along with a reputation as a capricious tyrant.

(48) —Elton John, as a capricious king, not only denies bad entertainers the privilege of Pepsi, but executes them.

But after the super collider's inglorious demise, other nations regard the United States as a capricious scientific partner.

He viewed Thailand as a capricious and unreliable partner.

The fallout from moves like these is that developers today can sometimes view Twitter as a capricious platform provider whose offerings today could easily disappear tomorrow.

The harsh fact is that most of his countrymen regarded Zelaya as a capricious blowhard who was too incompetent to do any permanent damage.

New York Magazine describe Jenny as a capricious yet obnoxious type of character adding that she can be patronizing.