unchecked造句怎么写

If allowed to proceed unchecked, the problem will undoubtedly exacerbate global warming and threaten life as we know it today.

Vulnerabilities occur across a wide spectrum, from the obvious — like using a weak password or storing unprotected private data — to the more nuanced — like unchecked input.

If the caller won't be able to handle the exception in a meaningful way, consider throwing an unchecked (run-time) exception.

If we do not reach a deal at this time, let us be in no doubt: once the damage from unchecked emissions growth is done, no retrospective global agreement in some future period can undo that choice.

When a child dies of a preventable disease, it offends our conscience; when a disease goes unchecked, it can endanger our own health; when children are sick, development is stalled.

A region despoiled of its scenic beauty by unchecked development.

One reason tumors can grow unchecked is that they suppress the immune system.

For the past forty years, the expansion of unchecked corporate power has taken over Washington and state capitals.

If such practices are unchecked, half the species in the Coral triangle will continue to disappear at a rate of 1-2% a year.

Organizations that choose to make a particular taxonomy available for categorization or identification can register a taxonomy and use that taxonomy as unchecked.

Leave "Default template for this class" unchecked.

If the rate of "drastic decline" continued unchecked, the koala could vanish in 30 years, the group warned.

There is another problem: the KTBR portion left unchecked tends to grow faster than it budgets overall, and the situation is obviously not sustainable.

As mentioned previously, the exceptions in this hierarchy are unchecked.

An industry that had run almost unchecked because of the returns it once produced and the mystique of its billionaire managers may never again get the same latitude from investors.

Also objectionable, though more in design than in the fundamentals, were the unchecked powers for the Treasury.