Sentence examples for using untested from inspiring English sources

Using untested suppliers.

The idea of using untested inflatable technology seemed instinctively right but riddled with potential problems.

If independent testing were taken seriously, there would be an absolute bar on using untested and uncertified software.

Gibson claimed to have cancer in her blood, spleen, uterus and brain, to be terminally ill and to be successfully keeping her cancer at bay by shunning conventional medicine and instead eating whole, natural foods and using untested European treatments.

Breezily claiming that ID cards are essential for a host of flimsy reasons, to be implemented using untested technology, is about the worst possible justification for such a massive shift in the relationship between the individual and the state.

Using untested technology, a steel frame was attached to hundreds of iron bolts passing through the timbers of the hull, which enabled wires to be attached connecting to a lifting frame.

So let us not, as officials, say to people that they may go and use untested traditional medicine to treat their disease.

But analysts said the move showed how the government was willing to use every weapon in its arsenal and even use untested monetary tools as it tries to fight the recession.

Mr. Bush also did not discuss the possible cost of his "layered" system, which would build on existing technologies like Aegis ship-borne radar and missile-firing systems and also use untested technologies like airborne or space-based lasers.

For the first time, the central bank will have two tools — its huge balance sheet and short-term interest rate — when it comes time to tighten monetary policy, and it will have to use untested tools to drain the large sum of bank reserves being held at the Fed.

The World Health Organization and other organizations fighting the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa are considering whether and how to possibly use untested drugs or other therapies there as part of the efforts to get the outbreak under control.