Sentence examples for capricious distribution from inspiring English sources
— pop into view, only to disappear into the limbo created by an intractably capricious distribution system.
Not many have taken the view of Warren Buffett, an investment guru, who condemns them as "wildly capricious in their distribution of rewards, inefficient as motivators, and inordinately expensive for shareholders".
Options, he added, have their place "if properly structured," but more often, they are "wildly capricious in their distribution of rewards, inefficient as motivators, and inordinately expensive for shareholders," he continued.
China does not forbid independent filmmaking, but it does control distribution, so filmmakers who want their work to be widely seen end up submitting themselves to a capricious censorship process.
Stability boundaries are shown to be extremely sensitive to distribution of damping in the system, suggesting that damping might be one of the causes of the typical "capricious" behaviour of friction-instability experiments.
Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?
"It's almost capricious".
The casting is capricious.
Prices will be "capricious".
Love is similarly capricious.
