Sentence examples for just as arbitrary from inspiring English sources

It isn't, Burkett replies, adding that mortgage deductions are just as arbitrary.

The fact that the selection process seems just as arbitrary as James l ennobling his dinner.

They are just as arbitrary as the ones in the Forbes list".

Of course you are wrong: working five out of seven days is really just as arbitrary as six days, or three – or twenty-eight for that matter.

Trends and fashions and fads and pure contingencies happen in other parts of our social existence; it may be that there are fashions and cycles in criminal behavior, too, for reasons that are just as arbitrary.

The notation is just as arbitrary as in an ordinary pen or pencil computation, but the operations have a more mechanical appearance, in that they consist of the bodily motion of certain pieces of matter.

At the time, I felt bad about it, but these days we're both doing more or less OK: our post-collegiate success has been just about as arbitrary as our admissions experience.

From the point of view of pure economics, internationalism is just as much an arbitrary ideological assumption as nationalism.

It is just a life, one of millions, as arbitrary as everyone else's, a named tenancy that will soon become a nameless one; a life that we know, with horror, will be thoroughly forgotten within a few generations.

Though it's nicely symmetrical to have 11 life lessons for 11 rings, the number seems more or less arbitrary: it could just as easily have been "The Jackson 12" or "The Jackson 5" or "The Jackson 953".

But he said picking two weeks out of the air was arbitrary and unprincipled and could just as easily have been "0, 10 or 100 days".