Sentence examples for could be arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

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

We already have, for all intents and purposes, a national identifier -- the Social Security number -- and making it in form what it has become in fact will not suddenly mean Constitutional protections would evaporate and you could be arbitrarily stopped on the street and asked to produce it.

The chain could be arbitrarily long.

While, mathematically, the success probability of any readout protocol could be arbitrarily increased by sending signals with diverging energy, there are many situations where this is highly discouraged.

Then, the waveguide is modelled using the WFE method, where the FE model of a small segment of the waveguide, whose cross-section could be arbitrarily complex, is post-processed to yield the wave properties of the whole waveguide.

It merely connotes that there were probably no biochemical systems to which the soubriquet living would be applied 3.8 billion years ago while, 200 million years later, there were in existence structures to which the term could be arbitrarily applied.

Although the station could be oriented arbitrarily, its maneuvering engine was located immediately behind the wide section, which thus came to be defined as the rear of the station.

Width of the solid elements could be chosen arbitrarily.

According to the different relationships within the components, these modularized codes could be integrated arbitrarily.

For example, the five patterns in Fig. 2 could be ordered arbitrarily.

Since the intention was that ordinal numbers could be generated arbitrarily far, then so too, it seems, could the alephs.