unchecked
అనియంత్రిత
definition
adjective
unchecked population growth
(especially of something undesirable) not controlled or restrained.
translation of 'unchecked'
అడ్డము లేని,
లొంగదీసి ఉంచుకొన వీలుగాని
example
Population, when 'unchecked' , increases in a geometrical ratio.
I, for one, am simply not prepared to sit back and allow simplistic criticism of Airedale Hospital and its staff to continue 'unchecked' .
Left 'unchecked' , they lead to major economic problems.
She has widely been criticized for doing little to combat 'unchecked' corruption.
As highlighted in this column, the rapid expansion of the grey seal population continues 'unchecked' .
The principle of local control in an era of 'unchecked' economic globalization is at risk.
Something of a scatterbrain, his study was populated by stacks of 'unchecked' papers and piles of worn books.
No detail goes 'unchecked' - field size, use of land, changes to use of land, products employed.
Despite the best efforts of the zoo staff, a large number of plastic items find their way inside the zoo compound, 'unchecked' .
If the matter is left go 'unchecked' other people will think they have a free hand to discard all their household rubbish wherever they want.
Just because a country has a huge land area and a relatively small population does not mean it can continue to grow 'unchecked' .
How can humanity permit suffering in Africa to go 'unchecked' ?
Other changes, if 'unchecked' , could adversely affect all human and animal life on the planet.
The out of control memory leak remains 'unchecked' while Redmond's Red Adairs grapple to put a lid on the blow-out.
According to Malthus' calculations, the 'unchecked' world population would tend to double every 50 years.
Some of the staff said they would call in sick if they came back to work 'unchecked' .
If allowed to continue 'unchecked' , it could overwhelm the capacity of the receiving countries to cope, leading inevitably to social unrest.
Fed chief Alan Greenspan warned their 'unchecked' growth could threaten the financial system.
The next blow came in the conflict's immediate aftermath, as looters ran 'unchecked' through Baghdad.
Blood tests showing a former Trowbridge footballer had a rare form of leukaemia went 'unchecked' for a week by analysts and doctors at a London hospital.
The problem was most of them were incorrect, frequently sourced to 'unchecked' defectors or suspect intelligence.
Fortuyn was an outspoken critic of 'unchecked' immigration and of Islam.
The country can ill afford the luxury of 'unchecked' growth of private vehicle population.
Residents also complained that 'unchecked' and haphazard construction activity came in the way of natural watercourses.
Nor can incompetence be allowed to flourish 'unchecked' .
No satisfactory explanation is forthcoming from the home office about why the prison population is rising 'unchecked' .
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