Sentence examples for capricious forces from inspiring English sources
Agamemnon's predicament emerges as neither a war against the Trojans, nor an argument with the gods, but a battle against the far more capricious forces of the media.
It is heartening that such an acrimonious battle is being waged, at least in part, according to the rules.But deeper and more capricious forces also appear to be at work.
A free-market society would put us at the mercy of the impersonal, capricious forces of the financial markets, widen inequalities under-invest in the long term and the public goods on which we all rely.
In the space of two days, the capricious forces of injury and accident have deprived McEnroe of Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi for the Davis Cup semifinal against Spain July 21-23 in Santander, Spain.
The capricious force of nature known as "the great Schiap," however, was once the reigning queen of couture.
Proving that risk, being such a capricious force, does not respect quorum or budget allocations, FEMA's Hurricane Harvey earmarks were quickly diverted (and depleted) as Hurricanes Irma and Maria wrought their devastation across the Caribbean, levelling Puerto Rico, the USVI, Florida and Georgia.
Under the agreement, the United Nations is to advise China's often capricious police forces, courts and prisons on sound legal procedures.
And then, even more poignantly, their lives go on, and they bounce apart and come back together like molecules ruled by a capricious chemical force.
But the suit seeks to annul the negative declaration by the Industrial Development Agency, determine that the issuance of the declaration was "a violation of law, arbitrary and capricious" and force the agency to prepare a new or supplemental environmental impact statement.
Moderately engaging slingshot; ugly cartoons; capricious blunt-force physics.
Mr. Glynn said lenders were currently wary of lending to PG&E because, he asserted, the state regulators are perceived as capricious, and could force PG&E to cut its rates, or the amount of its costs it passes through to customers.
