Sentence examples for less supervised from inspiring English sources

Being able to play outside, in untamed, less supervised spaces, is proven to have a profound effect on children.

Obviously he was being much less supervised, much less directed, and I just don't think he knew what he was doing at that time.

Frequently children suspended or expelled from school are less supervised at home during the time they have been banished from classes.

But since women have abandoned their state posts in nursery schools and child care in recent years, children now live a less supervised life.

They're more likely to have the money and the opportunity to choose their own meals at times, and simply less supervised in general — which is entirely appropriate developmentally, but apparently has costs in the area of healthful eating.

The danger, however, is that by focusing on the health of banks, the regulators have shunted problems into less supervised realms of the financial system, such as the pensions industry.

Chinese trainees spent more time completing medical charts (>50 % of time on charts: 62.5 % versus 5.3%%, p < 0.0001) and received less supervision (≥90 % of training supervised: 4.4 % versus 65%%, p < 0.0001).

Some critics, however, noted that much of the data was collected decades ago, when residents were less closely supervised.

The growth in credit, the I.M.F. said, "raises concerns about the quality of investment and its impact on repayment capacity, especially since a fast-growing share of credit is flowing through less-well supervised parts of the financial system".

Last month, the International Monetary Fund cautioned that the growth in credit "raises concerns about the quality of investment and its impact on repayment capacity, especially since a fast-growing share of credit is flowing through less-well supervised parts of the financial system".

The International Monetary Fund frets that "a fast-growing share of credit is flowing through the less-well-supervised parts of the financial system".