Sentence examples for it's unmanaged from inspiring English sources

Just because the Tiber is neglected, however, doesn't mean that it's unmanaged.

"It was unmanaged care," Dr. Zumoff likes to say.

When end-user computing first came out, it was unmanaged and in some cases without standards, and that led to cost problems.

For example, the utilization of ONDM platforms required only limited additional CPU usage at the client side for read (Additional file 1). 4 Kundera's update strategy is slightly different: the merge object) update operation in Kundera reads the object only when it is unmanaged, whereas in the other platforms this is explicitly done by the developer.

It is unmanaged and unpredated with individuals experiencing food limitation over winter and challenges from micro- and macro-parasites (Clutton-Brock & Pemberton 2004).

However, human and natural systems that are unmanaged or unmanageable are highly vulnerable.

CIOs have an added layer of fear -- that initial growth will be unmanaged and will swamp IT with escalating costs.

Investment in stocks will fluctuate with changes in market conditions and indices are unmanaged measures of market conditions, it is not possible to invest directly in an index.

In his memoirs, he called the BBC "a vast organisation with no governing brain or nervous system, which had expanded and grown and multiplied organically … [it] was unmanaged and undisciplined in a way I would not, from the outside, have thought possible".

Like the marsh itself, the common name is unmanaged, untended, unmanicured.

Yet most of these near-shore, local fisheries are unmanaged, overexploited or even collapsed.