Sentence examples for basis of a whim from inspiring English sources
So that Private Ryan -- that whiner -- stops consuming medical help "on the basis of a whim".
Above all, the state-guided banks' habit of lending on the basis of political whim rather than proper risk-assessment has brought disaster.The chaebol, the crony-run conglomerates that dominate the economy, having been allowed to borrow too much, have expanded without regard for adequate returns.
The submission adds: "Modifying properties on the basis of domestic political whim is a bad precedent to set and something the Australian government should not encourage.
"STT thinks it's time to let the Coalition know that Australia is not going to pay exorbitant prices for electricity simply on the basis of some ideological whim … This is not just a matter for country people trying to protect their rural communities.
The military health care system is more extreme in this regard because it encourages beneficiaries to treat health care as a free good or service and consume it on the basis of whim as opposed to need.
She was born not out of a belly but out of a whim, the Creator's whim.
It might be hard, but whatever you decide on, you can't just change because of a whim.
"It was kind of on a whim, really".
"I'm particularly concerned because it appears that the attorney general wants to cherry-pick, apparently on the basis of some kind of whim, which states' rights he likes and which ones he doesn't like," Wyden said.
