Sentence examples for was unmanaged from inspiring English sources

"It was unmanaged care," Dr. Zumoff likes to say.

In his memoirs, he called the BBC "a vast organisation with no governing brain or nervous system, which had expanded and grown and multiplied organically … [it] was unmanaged and undisciplined in a way I would not, from the outside, have thought possible".

When end-user computing first came out, it was unmanaged and in some cases without standards, and that led to cost problems.

However, human and natural systems that are unmanaged or unmanageable are highly vulnerable.

Like the marsh itself, the common name is unmanaged, untended, unmanicured.

Yet most of these near-shore, local fisheries are unmanaged, overexploited or even collapsed.

Just because the Tiber is neglected, however, doesn't mean that it's unmanaged.

If the deer are unmanaged, the herd will grow too big and the deer will starve.

In other words, the complaint is that health care rendered under traditional Medicare is unmanaged care.

In the terms of the trade, tablets like the iPad and the various Android equivalents are "unmanaged environments" that lack the various features needed for use in an enterprise.

All are unmanaged indexes designed to reflect the market without adjusting for expenses.