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At the current moment in time, though, the technology is largely untested.

That was a lot of money for an untested concept.

Or are we going to trust this still new and untested President enough to give his changes a chance?

For one thing, few companies are comfortable working with an untested agency.

I am simply untested in that area of life, he told himself firmly.

They had gotten that set up, but it was as yet untested.

It will be a long time before this untested 51-member body faces any more important decision.

Because Florida's approach is untested, no one knows how much the system will cost or save.

Anyone, rich or poor, may be hurt by taking an untested drug.

His troops were untested, and he himself had never been in combat.

But it is a critical minority in a country of untested political power.

It's a crime to send untested men north at this time of year.

Critics say the old ways work and the proposed changes are untested.

These may provide better results than using existing data, especially if what you're doing is completely new and untested.

Grey rose in the morning untested, but with his mind made up.

No matter that the untested drug was years away from approval and commercial development.

But the theory remains untested in a medical device case.

But the idea of turning such a building into residential space has gone untested, until now.

He thinks she can learn, but is it fair to take her when she's still so untested?

Yes, investors put money into too many untested technology and telecommunications companies.

You would not recognize the untested boy who first set out for vengeance, I think.

They may become a case heard by a new and largely untested court set up to hear public complaints against the government.

"We must remember that it is as yet an untested system.

What happens when you go to your best customers with a product that's untested?

After months of campaigning, he still seemed untested and unknown.