Sentence examples for because of arbitrary from inspiring English sources

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said: "It is simply wrong for thousands of older people to be denied the hip, knee and cataract operations they desperately need because of arbitrary, cost-based restrictions".

Conveying the research of the economists Kelly Bedard and Elizabeth Dhuey, Mr. Gladwell writes that those born early in the calendar year enjoy many months of developmental advantage because of arbitrary school entrance cut-off dates, and are often tracked into "gifted" programs.

However, the margin of uncertainty with these relations is still relatively large, mostly because of arbitrary assumptions made in their formulation.

A former Twitter engineer has filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against her ex-employer, alleging that promotion opportunities are denied to women because of arbitrary promotion policies within Twitter that unlawfully favor men.

I've watched American companies stagnate because of arbitrary limits on visas for high skilled workers.

Limiting access to movies or TV shows, or even making it impossible to see programs or movies online because of arbitrary release dates hurts the content business.

Because sequences of arbitrary GC-content may be generated by Algorithm 1, we use a rejection-based approach (Bodini and Ponty, 2010), previously adapted by the authors in a similar context (Waldispühl and Ponty, 2011).

Gianfranco Zola, Carlo Cudicini and Roberto Di Matteo compelled him to become a Premier League enthusiast: In the beginning it was kind of arbitrary because I couldn't see a lot of Premier League games growing up.

Because of the hazards of arbitrary selection of variables, selection of the genes and environmental variables to study require theoretical as well as empirical considerations.

Many of the cheapest drugs are ignored because of an arbitrary rule.

Now because of an arbitrary figure the US politicians may have caused the main holders of Treasuries to rethink this basic belief.