Sentence examples for entirely arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

At the top end of the market you can now buy a fridge with a built-in radio and voice recorder, proving we've reached the stage of combining functions entirely arbitrarily.

But this isn't very convincing, since Facebook seems to set the rates entirely arbitrarily depending on how much good it will do for itself, not based on some real, fixed cost (as opposed to, say, a full-page newspaper ad).

This is an entirely arbitrarily choice and the user will not be even aware of this.

The coming months will witness not only a tightening squeeze on social services and adult care, but an overhaul of disability payments, engineered entirely around an arbitrarily reduced price tag, as opposed to the needs of claimants.

These new works are now almost entirely black or dark gray and arbitrarily garnished with shreddings of the bright yellow drawings they are based on.

I mean, it's certainly not as racist as "Angel One" is sexist, and if the Ligonians hadn't been arbitrarily determined to be entirely African American, it wouldn't have even been an issue".

Situated in the West Bank — and with the Israeli occupation a constantly nagging background presence — the story bounces among five young women as they navigate a sport whose judges might not be entirely neutral and whose rules can seem arbitrarily enforced.

"The current regulations are entirely outdated and restrictive, and prisoners are being arbitrarily excluded from research that can help them," said Ernest D. Prentice, a University of Nebraska genetics professor and the chairman of a Health and Human Services Department committee that requested the study.

Thus, Steiner's rubber stamp of the Mayor's selection ignored legal limitations, substituting an entirely subjective standard that eviscerates the statute and would arbitrarily permit virtually anyone to receive a waiver.

Unlike the previous one which could have been presented entirely in dimension one, this one makes direct use of arbitrarily many complex variables to prove a one-dimensional result the tensor power trick is crucial in this approach.

For example, it would be impracticable in a race-related IAT to have a stimulus depicting a person with ambiguous face race markers; clearly, this could cause subjects to sort such a stimulus arbitrarily to either category, or to refuse giving a response entirely.