"The administration doesn't need congressional approval to ban an entity, but it sets a dangerous precedent to do so without clear and extensive justification of wrongdoing, seemingly on a whim or as a personal bargaining chip," wrote Scott Galloway, a professor of marketing at the New York University Stern School of Business, in his blog.

"The bigger problem is that, going forward, foreign investors might be reluctant to invest in the US if a president, on a whim, can zap the value of their investments by forcing a fire sale to US incumbents," Singer said on Twitter on Tuesday.

Instead of purchasing new dresses and accessories on every whim, however, Wang has chosen to embrace the latest development of the sharing economy to keep up with the ever-changing fashion cycle - clothes sharing.

Solar terms, as an excellent part of traditional culture, represent Chinese customs and lifestyles, so integrating solar terms into our products was not done on a whim.

"It is not a whim but something well thought-out.

Future investors will think twice about building a company in the US knowing that their assets could be confiscated on a whim without warning and without being allowed enough time to sell those assets in an orderly way.

To me, cooking is usually done on a whim, but this has changed since the COVID-19 outbreak, which has forced many restaurants to temporarily shutter and me to stay home and avoid any chances of infection.

Responding to the questions, the town said that publicizing the list was part of a carefully crafted plan issued in July to encourage officials to work harder and better serve the people, and was not made on a whim.