Sentence examples for unchecked ability from inspiring English sources

The only limits it places are on his and Chancellor Klein's unchecked ability to completely disregard the voices of traditional public school parents in siting decisions".

But serious problems remain, including the PRI's unchecked ability to use government spending to support Mr. Labastida's candidacy and the pervasive pro-government bias of most local broadcast and print media.

Several top Republican aides said privately that some subcommittee chairmen had become so enchanted with their unchecked ability to spend billions of federal dollars in their districts and those of friends -- a practice formally known as earmarking and commonly called pork-barreling -- that they had strayed from the ideological reservation.

We must all recognize the unchecked ability of an American president to launch nuclear missiles in literally five minutes.

Now, thanks to a highly questionable ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, the Congress has acquired a new weapon of negativity -- the virtually unchecked ability to block the appointment of personnel.

It strips the Council's ability to serve as a balance to the now unchecked power of the Mayor, the very balance the voters clearly and decisively demanded when they elected us.

He did not give himself unchecked power.

In the absence of a living immune system, microorganisms are unchecked in their ability to grow and reproduce on meat surfaces.

The company said: "If the auction continues unchecked, Ofcom's ability to act will be prejudiced and it will likely be 2019 until the next opportunity to reign-in the rampant inflation in prices for viewers".

The BBC Trust said: "If the trend in listening patterns continues unchecked, the station's ability to deliver the public purposes to a young audience will be substantially reduced".

One important element of creating regenerative therapeutics will involve the discovery of how to deliver and control such interventions in time and space, as cautioned by the ability of unchecked PEC proliferation to initiate glomerular lesions.