Sentence examples for has arbitrarily decided from inspiring English sources
Much the best scene shows the bullying Buddy cringing before the company chairman who has arbitrarily decided to promote "noble" films.
It has arbitrarily decided to make them 10 cents each for now, but what will happen when demand for the credits goes way up, let's say for a limited or exclusive product release, or Super Bowl tickets?
Since there are so many Republican contestants, Fox News, host of the first debate, has arbitrarily decided that they will only invite the candidates who rank in the top 10 in average poll ratings.
Daring us to say that Adam doesn't deserve to be loved because he behaves like a fascist gorilla, has a history of verbal abuse, and frequently does things like slam Hannah's laptop shut as she's working because he has arbitrarily decided it's "BEDTIME NOW".
This leads to an 11 o'clock climactic revelation that feels forced, as if someone had arbitrarily decided that a Big Moment was called for.
If Jeffrey Miller had been wrong — if cool people hadn't been digging through the thrift shops for Hush Puppies — and he had arbitrarily decided that Baxter and Lewis should try to convince non-cool people that the shoes were cool, it wouldn't have worked.
And if there is no privileged set of sentences reporting experience, then the rug would seem to have been pulled out from under some of the main presumptions and motivations for the Positivist program: what would be the significance of "analyzing" the meaning of a claim into merely what a particular theorist had (arbitrarily?) decided to regard as primitive?
I can't make my children more relaxed, less impatient, more happy-go-lucky, less flighty, more extroverted or whatever other trait I've arbitrarily decided is more or less desirable.
For example, we have arbitrarily decided the exact point at which a person becomes intoxicated and legally incompetent to operate an automobile.
BUT: if you're from the region where a particular beat has been arbitrarily decided upon as the official shorthand for "party happening," you can't help but love it.
She said that the Aug. 29 deadline had been "arbitrarily" decided by the state and that M/A-COM had more time under the contract to correct problems.
