Sentence examples for left unmanned from inspiring English sources

In the Indian state of Kerala, where infant mortality is half that of countries nine times richer, doctors who neglect their duty reportedly risk a beating, and clinics left unmanned attract crowds of angry protesters.Outsiders can help to strengthen the hand of the poor, at modest expense.

Attacked ships can be left unmanned, turning into rogue vessels.

In its latest report, the committee said more than half the guard towers had been left unmanned, leaving troops exposed to "unnecessary risk".

The Byzantine military resources available on the spot were scant and of dubious loyalty, and the border forts may well have been left unmanned.

To add insult to injury, a doctor admitted the administrator in charge of staffing the reception area was aware the check-in desk is often left unmanned.

Dmitry Kuzmin, a lawyer for Greenpeace in Murmansk, said on Thursday that 200 tonnes of oil were on board the ship, and the organisation remains worried that left unmanned, the ship poses a risk even when docked.

When Diana enters a roomful of military men and politicians, in London, she flusters them and leaves them unmanned.

It's natural to want a break after exhibiting a show garden, but with projects "on hold" and new clients calling, leaving the office unmanned right now is just plain daft.

At first, some NASA officials were uneasy about leaving the station unmanned for spacewalks, but Russia said the walk to be done this week was necessary to maintain some outside scientific experiments and to examine the exterior of the station.

Try to always arrive at these benches at least two hours before the second parade comes through, and don't ever leave the space unmanned unless another credible person in your party can honestly save you your seat.

On the moon, our manned and unmanned missions have left all kinds of relics of ourselves — cameras, nuclear-fuel casks, discarded plastic rock-sample bags, golf balls, a color photograph of the astronaut Charles Duke and his wife and their two children, and many astronaut footprints, preserved forever in the moon's absence of atmosphere.