Sentence examples for essentially arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

Completely irrational and unjustifiable as it is, I do feel energised by the ending of one essentially arbitrarily labelled set of 365 days and the beginning of another.

At the base of the entire new rule is a definition of how the internet works that is technically inaccurate, and if litigants could show that this definition was chosen essentially arbitrarily (i.e. it was used regardless of merit), or merely because it supported the FCC's preferred rules, the entire thing would come crumbling down.

Many Cambodians, for their part, have been living for so long in a society where traffic laws (and all other laws) are enforced arbitrarily, that they have essentially given up thinking of these laws as designed to serve the greater good.

"Dublin essentially looked at his data and just arbitrarily decided that he would take the desirable weight for people who were aged 25 and apply it to everyone".

Small remnant basins of essentially flat-lying Precambrian sedimentary rocks are arbitrarily included in the shield because of their age, although they have more in common structurally with the interior platform and basins.

Earlier schemes, in the 1970s and 1980s, had been commercially sponsored, were often arbitrarily themed (portraits one year, landscapes another, etc) and were essentially about rewarding gifted and talented individuals.

Not so long ago, people were outraged that Amazon could and did arbitrarily delete books from users' Kindles; last week they clamored for Google to exercise essentially the same power.

The "spannor" bundle deforms into essentially the usual spinor bundle as a conformally invariant parameter that may be interpreted as the space curvature becomes arbitrarily small.

The MARC block fading channel has a Shannon capacity, that is, essentially zero since the fading gains make the mutual information a random variable which does not allow to achieve an arbitrarily small word error probability under a certain spectral efficiency.

Sometimes, quite arbitrarily.

They were not there arbitrarily.