Sentence examples for capricious rate from inspiring English sources

As a result, it leads to a non-uniform and capricious rate of change of the state variable.

Although not particularly demanding, its cultivation is a slow and rather uncertain process, due to usually slow growth, wide variations in growth speed and sometimes capricious germination rates.

But rules ought to be reasonable, hardly the case with this capricious and arbitrary rating system (no to sex but yes to violence, vulgarity and Chevy Chase).

"It would be easier to blow a raspberry at the malign forces of financial markets and the capricious judgments of the rating agencies.

The administration said it "retains authority to make the final decision" on rates if it finds that a state acted in an arbitrary or capricious way in denying a rate increase sought by a nationwide health plan.

Many economists argue that the main culprit is the heavily indebted state, which takes nearly 40% of GDP in taxes, keeps interest rates high and imposes burdensome and capricious regulation on enterprise.

Changes in top tax rates, non-dom levies and the like seem capricious.

Falling corporate-tax rates have increased the appeal of capital over labour; heightened uncertainty and capricious funding markets seem a recurring part of the landscape.

Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?

"It's almost capricious".

The casting is capricious.