Sentence examples for far from capricious from inspiring English sources

Nottinghamshire lost Stuart Broad and the injured Darren Pattinson from the seam attack that had set up their opening victory over Worcestershire, but even with Charlie Shreck still missing and Mark Ealham rested, they had sufficient depth to exploit a slapdash Lancashire batting performance on a lively but far from capricious pitch.

The connections of Nyquist – owner J Paul Reddam, trainer Doug O'Neill and jockey Mario Gutierrez – are far from unfamiliar with the capricious and often cruel hand of Triple Crown fate.

In The Guardian, Catherine Bennett wrote: "The ban on Savage is so far from being a comprehensible act, so staggeringly capricious and stupid, as to defy evaluation".

Tenants are well protected under French law from capricious landlords.

He favours medical treatments that are immune from capricious public health-insurance schemes.

On the bright side Exxon is steering away from capricious developing nations, meaning fewer political headaches.

Russia and Indonesia had far more capricious financial managers, and they were definitely not star students of the I.M.F.

As your editorial notes, teachers must be safe from capricious or vague allegations based on politics or personality.

Woodward uses the scene to powerfully illustrate the chaos that invariably ensues from capricious governing by tweet.

With the pressure of a lawsuit off its neck, the Legislature, which has been far too solicitous of the wishes of the California Teachers Assn., is less likely to pass AB 934, a reasonable legislative fix to the laws in question that would still protect teachers from capricious and vindictive firings.

But that legislative endorsement of the activists' work provided no shelter from capricious crackdowns on unauthorized public demonstrations.