Sentences with phrase «by inexperienced people»

It's no more than a simple statistical screening test designed for use by inexperienced people.

These franchises are typically bought by inexperienced people who think «dogs are simple» and are trying to make big bucks doing something «easy.»

The machine can be operated even by an inexperienced person.

Backyard breeding is unplanned or purposeful breeding pursued usually by inexperienced persons who may be profit driven.

Not exact matches

While to someone immature like you, this may sound the same, but when you do grow up, get married and by some odd, but unlikely chance are able to stay married for more than 20 years, you will appreciate what Muhammad said a lot more than you do now as an immature inexperienced and I assume young person.

This book has many tips, so even the very inexperienced person in the kitchen can start saving money on protein bars by making them at home!

I have felt honoured to be so welcomed by the Fabians and by yourself in the time since I left, and I really am interested in having this debate, but whilst interning I really was taken aback by the culture of hierarchy and deference not just in the Fabians but across liberal think - tanks, the structures of gender and power and who was and wasn't allowed to contribute to the debate, compared to my subsequent experiences in the activist movement, where even very young, inexperienced people are treated as equals.

Most of the advice is written by inexperience young people, who have hardly ever had a hot date with a cougar.

Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum play two inexperienced police officers, who used to be the nerd and the jock back in their high school, that are reported over to 21 Jump Street, as their mission is to find the source of a new, trendy drug amongst the young people, by going undercover as high school students.

The Broad Academy trained some of the people who were in charge, and most of the union teachers were replaced by young and inexperienced teachers from outside the state, none of whom worked under a union contract.

A person believed to be knowledgeable about cars or possessing negotiating skills who is brought along by an inexperienced buyer to help buy a car.

If the authors scammed by this person are as inexperienced as all that, perhaps P&E didn't get any complaints because the authors didn't know of its existence?

Although these credit cards seemed like «free money,» many people were shocked to find that over time their debt was compounded by fees and high interest rates — a score for the banks, but a serious problem for young, inexperienced credit card holders.

Money market funds are often run by relatively inexperienced people.

In fact, the techniques may backfire: a staring child, for example, may trigger an aggressive response from a dog that has been allowed to bully people and a rollover performed by an inexperienced adult can result in a serious bite attack.

When John Smith, if he is able to find you, an inexperienced dog owner who intends to feed Ol' Roy and wants a dog that will tolerant being trampled by his well - meaning albeit boisterous children, do you send him packing because you know from personal experience that trying to educate people can end up biting you in the butt?

Don't let your family's pet be treated by an unqualified or inexperienced person.

While some people may try to keep one as a family pet, the Russian Bear Dog does a lot better when they have a job to do, and is not one that can be handled or trained by an inexperienced owner.

Description of the behavior of domestic dog (Canis familiaris) by experienced and inexperienced people.

A young and inexperienced reform movement, which was to evolve into the People's United Party (PUP), was initiated by the man who was to become the Premier, George Cadle Price.

SAS Travel and the experienced tour leaders we employ, many of whom are professional mountain guides, are very aware of environmental issues caused by outdoor pursuits — to say nothing of the safety issues of inexperienced people underestimating mountain environments — and are wholeheartedly committed to ensuring that such areas are still there to enjoy in the decades to come.

This can be aggravated where lawyers are inexperienced, pressed for time or influenced by preconceived ideas about dealing with persons with mental disabilities: Gray, Forell & Clarke.

Burn injuries occur most often due to poor safety precautions or general negligence by people who may be inexperienced, may not fully understand the risks involved, or may be demonstrating careless behavior.

Boating - related accidents aren't uncommon in Michigan, and vessels operated by people who are inexperienced, intoxicated, or distracted are more likely to crash in the water, on the shore, or with another watercraft.

The young men and women who serve in the Army are sometimes preyed upon by unscrupulous people who take advantage of their youth and inexperience, and entice them into making sometimes irresponsible financial decisions, such as purchasing vehicles and consumer appliances on credit terms they can not afford.

Although it may be helpful when hiring inexperienced people, testing provides little insight into the sales ability of veteran real estate practitioners beyond what can be known by their résumé, industry reputation, and interviewing skill.

The system as it now exists is a suck - job designed to pull in naive, inexperienced - in - real - estate - related - venues wannabe's and / or already commissioned - earning sales people from other, non-real-estate-related sales venues, and they are both wrong for the position of what should be a profession governed by limited entry thereto, and not a sales job that any Tom, Dick and Harry... Jane, Jill and Mary, can take a crack at.