unregulated
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Public stocks are at least as prone to booms and busts as unregulated assets, such as real estate.
From Barron's
The authors also point out that the flow of microplastics into rivers and oceans remains largely unregulated.
From Science Daily
The researchers note that production of these drinks is largely unregulated.
From Science Daily
Despite the physical and emotional risks placed on surrogates, the practice remains almost entirely unregulated.
But the law left groundwater entirely unregulated in about 80% of the state, allowing large farming companies and investors to drill wells and pump as much water as they want.
From Los Angeles Times
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