Sentence examples for slightly arbitrary from inspiring English sources

Walker's comparisons with vegetarians is quite apt: both groups are hugely heterogenous collections of people with just one, slightly arbitrary, thing in common.

We've assigned each category weighting (slightly arbitrary, we'll admit) and have awarded corresponding ineptitude points to the sides who are the best at being rubbish.

It might seem a slightly arbitrary threshold, and it's one chosen largely for personal reasons, but Crich feels like the beginning of something.

Some side mission threads are slightly arbitrary 'retake the city' objectives like tower takeovers and tank chases, but they make enough out of the game's individual mechanics – its combat, its freedom and its movement – to still be enjoyable.

I had issues with some of the storytelling – a lot of questions are raised and then not answered, character development seems slightly arbitrary, and there's just a bit too much dashing about.

As such, I decided to look at two different — and admittedly slightly arbitrary — measures of success.

For a few molecules, a somewhat arbitrary choice between slightly different quoted literature solubilities had to be made.

Although this choice is somewhat arbitrary, similar results can be obtained using slightly deviating exposure time values.

The choice between these two models is somewhat arbitrary; both produce nearly identical results, albeit with slightly different parameterizations.

Thus, a small decline in an IQ-like score can have a profound impact for individuals that earn scores slightly below an arbitrary cutoff.

Moreover, (1.1) and (1.2) are 'shaky slightly' since ε is arbitrary, which is motivated by almost periodic time scales, and such a 'shake' occurs in the time variable.