Sentence examples for relatively unchecked from inspiring English sources

"And, as with any position of power that is relatively unchecked, it is likely for abuses of power to occur.

This growth, residents and local officials say, has been relatively unchecked by Afghan and international security forces.

Although many are appalled by what can occur, corrupt behaviour has gone relatively unchecked for long enough to become accepted and be an endemic part of football's culture.

But there is a real danger that guardianship companies are effectively beginning to act as social housing providers, operating relatively unchecked.

Is Mr Fallows' position that democratic bodies should have relatively unchecked authority to set the terms of democratic participation when it comes to political speech, but not when it comes to voting?

And I think that the relatively unchecked power of government to make or break fortunes has made it more or less inevitable that corporations would in time end up writing their own regulations to their own advantage.

Like hardcore abusive, but it sort of went unchecked because we were relatively upper middle class and so we didn't really fit within the stereotype of an abusive family, so to speak.

Craig Hubbard, game designer for Shogo and NOLF expressed that Shogo "(although critically successful) fell embarrassingly short of original design goals", and "it is a grim reminder of the perils of wild optimism and unchecked ambition" exercised by the relatively small development team.

On the highly monitored and manicured campus, UC Irvine's trees are relatively lucky; in wilder areas the beetle has gone unchecked, ravaging natural habitats.

In this way, subtle genetic or nongenetic AD risk factors which lead to relatively small perturbations of signal transduction pathways could, if unchecked, trigger over time a large buildup of A βo/AICD and thus amplify these subtle alterations into large derangements of signalling and associated endocytosis.

"Netanyahu's comments refer to the resurgence of antisemitism, hatred and intolerance that is being allowed to flourish unchecked in many parts of Europe and threatens not only the relatively small Jewish communities that survived the Holocaust but also the Judeo-Christian values and democratic traditions of Europe.