Sentence examples for say arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

I don't want to freeze the world into pre-modern levels of mobility, or to say arbitrarily that air travel must never exceed, say, 2008 levels again.

That being said, if you already have decent traffic numbers—I'll say, arbitrarily, 30,000 visitors a month or more there are some strategies that allow you to leverage the visitors you're already getting to earn even more traffic.

Human Rights Watch spokesman Nicholas Bequelin said: 'Arbitrarily blocking and unblocking websites is not true respect for freedom of expression.

The Chinese government quickly boosted security to crush Sunday's Uighur uprising and arrested dozens of men, leaving many women to demonstrate on Tuesday, waving their the identity cards of male relatives they say were arbitrarily detained.

That said, Eve arbitrarily set a limit on the kids of five grams of sugar in cereal — even before I started reporting on the subject.

Blanca Aviña Guerrero holds a photo of her son, who she says was arbitrarily detained by the police in Mexico City.

"There are sick people who could be accessing safe and affordable medication that's widely regarded around the world and yet we [had] some bureaucrats sitting in Wellington saying no arbitrarily".

But to arbitrarily say these are all temples, I don't buy it.

Noble says: "Retailers will arbitrarily say you owe me this amount of money and it is gone from the trading account.

Public review policies have empowered the public to just arbitrarily say 'no' and feel they're right.

"Someday when you have a kid of your own and you feel the urge to arbitrarily say no just because you can, you'll understand".