Sentence examples for could arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

It's been such a long, steady transition that you could arbitrarily pick almost any moment in the last many decades.

I could arbitrarily make up a definitive solution, but that seems like the most unethical move possible.

Mr. Levy could arbitrarily change the regulation, written in 1967, because it was a Board of Education policy and not part of the union contract.

They say that restrictive technology would unduly hinder their businesses and that it could arbitrarily block Americans from viewing information that is available to them under the First Amendment.

However, amid worries about whether ministers could arbitrarily interfere in the running of the charter body, Letwin proposed the five-page bill to prevent the government of the day interfering with its constitution.

With Google's search monopoly, you have a situation where a single company could arbitrarily destroy any other businesses it wants, without well defined legal constraints.

A common reworking of the modified form, but which is clearly stronger, is that the demon cannot operate a cycle, in finite time, in which the expectation value for work produced is positive, as repetition of such a cycle could produce arbitrarily large amounts of work with probability arbitrarily close to one.

But he also ruled that she could not arbitrarily refuse to consider later returns.

Consumers could face arbitrarily high costs just to call a neighboring state or town.

"There's a risk that British nationals and British/Iranian dual nationals could be arbitrarily detained in Iran," the advice reads.

On Tuesday, Judge Lewis ruled that Ms. Harris could not "arbitrarily" ignore the results of vote recounts that arrived after that day's legal deadline of 5 p.m. for counties to submit all tallies, except the overseas absentee ballots.