Sentence examples for can be capricious from inspiring English sources

The public finances can be capricious.

Discretionary-design-review decisions can be capricious.

The primary culprit was refining, where earnings can be capricious.

State-capitalist governments can be capricious, with scant regard for minority shareholders.

Uros Seljak, who directs U.C. Berkeley's department of astronomy and physics, warned that private foundations can be capricious.

They go to the mines because the only other option is subsistence farming and survival can be capricious.

But she can also be capricious, as she was when she hurled storm after storm against the rocky headlands of Montauk.

But, similar to how Chapin describes the West's voters, Hispanics can also be capricious.

We give them the responsibility for synthesizing reviewer opinions which can sometimes be capricious or biased or overly demanding or uninformed into a decision on whether the story meets the standards of the journal.

Moscow can be very capricious".

History, however, can be a capricious mistress.