Sentence examples for highly arbitrary from inspiring English sources

Whether someone chooses to raise a case can seem highly arbitrary.

And the consequences of such highly arbitrary and potentially abusive government action can be devastating.

So whatever side of this highly arbitrary line the new medication landed, it would still be legal to prescribe it.

This has long irritated America's friends, who have complained that the process is at best highly arbitrary.

The final cut when it comes to credits can be highly arbitrary, especially for extras and performers with little screen time.

These cities seem to have been chosen in a thoroughly arbitrary fashion, and Mr. Kunstler's discussions of them prove to be highly arbitrary as well.

The greatest change in students' responses was observed within the 'Knowledge and Awareness' domain, where a highly significant arbitrary difference was observed in pre and post workshop scores.

In courses where there is not mere rote memorization, grading is often highly subjective and arbitrary.

Because no one can agree on what constitutes blasphemy, laws that attempt to ban it are themselves vague, highly prone to arbitrary enforcement and are used to stifle everything from political opposition to religious inquiry.

Our thinking about hypothetical moral scenarios has been shown to be highly sensitive to arbitrary variations, such as in the order of presentation.

These traits conform to the conventional definition of culture as a highly variable, often arbitrary phenomenon that is the result of human behavioral flexibility.