Sentence examples for highly inexperienced from inspiring English sources

From an international perspective, this squad is highly inexperienced.

As in much else the coalition, highly inexperienced, is trying to do too much too fast.

Labour had lost a string of such contests; it had a highly inexperienced candidate; and yet, to general amazement, the party won Glenrothes comfortably.

If they decide that Libya is fit to handle the trials, they risk endorsing a legal system that is at best highly inexperienced but that has the power to hand down a death sentence.

Opting against beginning with younger, faster but highly inexperienced choices in Christian Pulisic and Darlington Nagbe, it was a contentious act of faith in a veteran from the coach who infamously left the nation's best-ever player, Landon Donovan, off the roster for the Brazil World Cup while selecting an almost untried 18-year-old, Julian Green.

He was given command of an incoherent group of squadrons which were highly inexperienced.

Term limits, meanwhile, which were also imposed through public initiative, and gerrymandered legislative districts have produced a State Legislature that is inexperienced, highly polarized and seemingly immune to compromise.

Each year, the group plans to send 50 or more teachers into charters in the Recovery district, where they will serve as a well-educated and highly motivated, if inexperienced, labor force for the start-ups.

While having an impressive diagnostic accuracy in the hands of highly skilled operators, inexperienced practitioners must be aware of some common misinterpretations that may lead to wrong decisions at the bedside.

"This seems to be one of those big holes in the system". The responsibility for determining what can and can't be done now falls on often highly constrained or inexperienced local authorities.

As a result, past performance is not so much a predictor of future performance, but an exclusion criterion, and employers are still left with the challenge of differentiating between their highly qualified, but inexperienced, candidates.