Sentence examples for because of capricious from inspiring English sources

One in Senegal flopped because of a combination of excessive bureaucracy, high electricity costs and its distance from a good port.Developers have withdrawn from 61 of the 139 approved SEZs in the Indian state of Maharashtra because of capricious policymaking, a murky screening process and concern over economic prospects.

Those who are proposing a new health care system for our country do so out of deep concern for the 45 million who are uninsured, for those with insurance who are nonetheless bankrupted by health care expenses, for those who cannot see the doctor they want or receive treatment they need because of capricious denial of coverage by health insurers.

Having changed the rules to allow for two victors, you can't just change the rules again because this kind of capricious application of rules just offends people's socially conditioned sense of fairness.

I was also thinking a lot about functional architecture and design (because of the capricious heating system in my apartment building, and the old windows that leaked warmth away instantly).

The sharing schemes in CRN differ from the traditional cellular networks channel sharing techniques because of the capricious nature of the spectrum band in space, time, and quality.

When a man can't bring his duck app to to market because of a capricious decision by a fixie-riding Californian App Store Review Team Member in a tight t-shirt and jeans ensemble then a man needs to do something.

And when they do, the social and political organizations live in fear of capricious government crackdowns.

This knot is the spirals' opposite, a symbol of capricious and nonlinear ideas.

Those who gig with algorithmic ratings systems must stay on the good side of capricious clients.

"Three Felonies a Day" is a great book explaining the commonplace reality of capricious indictments.

And that is in large part because this Labour party did not choose Ed Miliband.Even among the hardened politicians assembled here, there is also a sense of the capricious brutality of their trade.