Sentence examples for largely arbitrary from inspiring English sources

The variation is largely arbitrary.

The consequences of the financial crisis were largely arbitrary to most Americans.

The relations between sentence structure and structural meanings are also largely arbitrary and tacitly conventional.

And the public defenders and other defense lawyers I spoke with said that they saw the courthouse arrests as largely arbitrary.

This means that the pursuit of the death penalty in Kentucky is largely arbitrary and capricious, determined by which office happens to be prosecuting the case.

Vocabulary has to be largely arbitrary, because the greater part of the world and of human experience is not directly associated with any kind of noise, or even with specific gestures or hand shapes.

Other than in developing countries, where Merck provides lower prices for our AIDS medicines to meet humanitarian needs, prices in Canada, Japan and Europe largely reflect arbitrary, government-imposed limits on prices.

This is largely an arbitrary decision that should be evaluated and adjusted when necessary in the future.

Its success was due largely to its arbitrary character to the unpredictability of its choice of victims.

The choice of any particular metric is in some sense arbitrary, largely influenced by judgments rooted in the underlying conservation philosophy.

In addition, the determination of frequencies of hormetic effects and frequencies of false positives are both done within the same conceptual and methodologic framework, that is, approaches largely governed by arbitrary and unvalidated entry and evaluation criteria.