Sentence examples for because of the capricious from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But he is aware of the capricious nature of such projects.

Such are the swings and roundabouts of the capricious mobile messaging space.

It conveys a sense of fairness and of protection from the capricious exercise of power.

Of course, given the capricious fortunes of war, this stance may require readjustment in the future.

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.

The appeals court last November declared the agency's $550,000 indecency fine against CBS for the instantly iconic wardrobe malfunction as "arbitrary and capricious" because of the brevity of the moment.

I'm guessing that everybody is already familiar with the capricious nature of works of art.

He too had complained of the cold and the capricious winds.