Sentence examples for remained unchecked from inspiring English sources

Rodgers introduced Balotelli at the interval but the flow of the game remained unchecked.

Northern African neighbors Chad and Niger appealed for international aid to battle an infestation of desert locusts, warning that their already compromised populations could suffer food shortages if the swarms remained unchecked.

At least, the assumption remained unchecked in the open-ended promises about potentially disruptive technologies like printed RFID, cheap and disposable point-of-care devices, organic photovoltaics, and OLED for displays and lighting.

Had these parts of the platform remained unchecked, they might have poisoned the populace before other developers could try their hand with chatbots and camera effects a decade later.

Their decline has remained unchecked by the sacking of manager Martin Foyle a fortnight ago and they have now slumped to within a point of the Conference Premier relegation zone.

The government has also been funding massive monoculture plantation drives across the state to arrest forest degradation which however is able to generate relatively less ecological and economic services to forest dependent communities when compared to mixed broadleaved forests and so the vicious cycle of forest degradation has remained unchecked.

And change remains urgently needed: if the chaebol remain unchecked, they will crowd out the small and medium-sized businesses that, in a maturing economy, are the biggest source of future growth.

But Daley says groundwater is too important to remain unchecked.

But on December 14th India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, suggested that so long as Pakistan's vicious sometime proxies remain unchecked, this will be impossible.

For although income transfers might treat the symptoms, maintaining people just above the relative income line … [but] all too often, the root causes remain unchecked".

During Putin's first decade in power, his regime was freer and softer than its Soviet predecessors, but the guiding principles were still the same: the state must remain unchecked; rulers shouldn't have to concern themselves with political competition.