Sentence examples for because of the arbitrary from inspiring English sources

Although the homicide was never solved, there was no doubt that it came in the midst of a buildup of tension in the PRI because of the arbitrary method of the succession.

The United States Supreme Court ruled that Georgia's death penalty law constituted "cruel and unusual punishment," which violated the Constitution because of the arbitrary manner in which it was imposed.

He concluded that the government had "lost its mind," he recalled later, not only because the move risked a jailbreak, but also because of the arbitrary violence that followed.

I had held it as a matter of pride to leave my job before I was actually forced to because of the (arbitrary and perhaps faulty) year of my birth.

They were part of a growing campaign to bring a halt to executions across the country because of the arbitrary and unfair ways in which the death penalty is administered, and because of the great potential for terrible mistakes to be made.

However, AHP has been a target of criticism because of the arbitrary nature of the ranking process (see [1], [21, p35] and [6]).

The main reason behind why DSM-5 rejects subtypes and eschews variables such as early language delay is because of the seemingly arbitrary nature of early developmental cutoffs for stating that an individual has language delay or not, so as to increase the reliability of clinical diagnosis.

According to the Houston Chronicle, tens of thousands of children have been denied the education they need because of this arbitrary limit.

The turmoil in Iraq and Syria today has arisen because of these arbitrary and artificial boundaries.

We have social problems that are massive in scale and we have NGO's that can't generate scale because of this arbitrary bench mark we, as donors, hang over their heads.

A rethinking of national-security policy requires looking at domestic impacts of alternative military and economic policies and understanding the connections better, but the federal government has no effective way of doing this, because the arbitrary separation of foreign and domestic policy is scrupulously maintained.