inexperienced

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• Also in BusinessMassachusetts securities regulators on Wednesday accused start-up Robinhood Financial of engaging in aggressive tactics to attract inexperienced investors and failing to prevent outages on its online trading platform.

• The Old Man of Hoy is a 450-foot rectangular sea stack off the coast of Scotland, an iconic structure that, to the inexperienced eye, looks like it would be extremely weird to climb.

• Atlanta ranked in the bottom five in offensive and defensive efficiency, in large part because Young’s supporting cast was raw and inexperienced.

• Since Johnson was an utterly inexperienced speaker, I got some of the boys to write two master speeches for him — one for the farmers of his district and the other for the industrial areas.

• It’s also pretty well established that inexperienced runners get more efficient over time, simply through the act of running over and over again.

• “I was really sexually inexperienced, really sexually shut down,” she explained.

• As a result, the inexperienced can find themselves earning well below minimum wage, or abused by underhanded employers.

• This offers a kind draw to the Americans: Belgium, while eye-catching and talented, is also youthful and inexperienced.

• A comprehensive guide would allow inexperienced people to present thoughtful questions.

• Yet, what separates Cunningham, herself young and inexperienced, from a woman studying?