Untried

Definition

untried /ʌn'traÇd / adj အစမ္းသပ္ မခံရေသးေသာ။ ပြဲမတိုးဖူးေသးေသာ။ အစိမ္းသက္သက္။ She chose two untried actors for the leading roles.

Examples

1. ‘The great compulsory voting experiment is unravelling and all that he (the Elections Minister) can offer is bland reassurance that an untried system will cope.’
2. ‘For a crop of talented
3. but untried and inexperienced teenagers he became the man they looked up to above all others.’
4. ‘The almost untried Belarusian crew
5. who never got to test their boat speed at Munich
6. after being disqualified for an underweight boat
7. took an early lead.’
8. ‘In some cases
9. whole units disappeared
10. to be replaced by untrained and untried fillers.’
11. ‘He was an untried prime minister in 1999 when
12. in response to a wave of apartment bombings that carved through Moscow
13. he sent troops into the province.’
14. ‘In August 1940
15. however
16. the virtually untried matrix of technology meshed successfully together.’
17. ‘The government's main objective in providing this incentive is to attract previously untried methods and technologies into the country.’
18. ‘I doubted that he'd test an untried legal theory against the nation's biggest gun manufacturers.’
19. ‘Such has been the growth of Danny's fame that nowadays he could even manage to test the untried waters by charging K30
20. 000 for his show
21. charges that his peers can only dream of.’
22. ‘You are a gambler and an adventurer at heart
23. one who loves to take risks
24. to discover and explore new worlds
25. and to take the untried path rather than the safe
26. reliable one.’
27. ‘It was
28. therefore
29. not merely pleasantly surprising
30. though hardly world-changing
31. that a largely untried side directed by the national coach could appear co-ordinated against a capable Denmark on Wednesday.’
32. ‘Although untried and relatively inexperienced
33. the first-term senator had a near-perfect profile.’
34. ‘The result was an unprecedented list of vendors signing on to support this yet untried tape technology.’
35. ‘No matter how experienced
36. enthusiastic or enterprising entrepreneurs are
37. any attempt to open a new beauty salon at an untried location is a mighty challenge.’
38. ‘We were fighting with untried
39. young horses that weren't ready to go to the Olympics.’
40. ‘With the youngest manager in the Football League and an untried and tested squad
41. the pundits were fighting over themselves to measure-up the Minstermen for their relegation coffins.’
42. ‘Even if you think
43. as I do
44. that these are both improvements
45. I don't think they are reason enough to replace someone who is clearly successful and performing well with somebody untried
46. just for the sake of it.’
47. ‘It is hugely ambitious to have this many acts on the bill and to get decent sound checks
48. but adding the rehearsing of new numbers and attempting untried collaborations makes it nearly impossible.’
49. ‘And I would argue unethical
50. to use those existing rules to force an untried
51. uninsured experimental technology on the public and the environment of the world.’
52. ‘The real wildness
53. it suggests
54. is here where the great pharmaceutical multinationals have been happily dumping suspect
55. untried and overpriced drugs onto the vulnerable African market.’