Galway have a few lads who played in the 2001 final but inexperience will definitely be an issue for them overall. |
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Their inexperience doesn't stop them being proud, however, and in some cases arrogant. |
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Young drivers can put themselves and others at risk through a combination of inexperience and bravado. |
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Every thing that subsequently went wrong stemmed from Dewar's impatience and inexperience. |
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If she was excited at the prospect of working with such people, Sproule was equally aware of her inexperience. |
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Edwards tried to make a virtue of his inexperience by running as a Washington outsider. |
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Sometimes it was impossible to tell where bad luck stopped and incompetence or inexperience kicked in. |
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I will not exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. |
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That inexperience combined with the fact they were playing overseas for the first time sealed their fate. |
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This novel could have been great but is hampered by a stiffness that could be attributed to inexperience. |
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For teens, the combination of inexperience and immaturity provides the foundation for a high death rate. |
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So long as his relative inexperience does not count against him, he should make a bold bid tomorrow to go one better. |
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All this political inexperience adds up to disillusioned populations, according to Leon. |
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When the holdback fitting released and my jet exploded forward, my hand, out of surprise, inexperience or fear, grabbed the top of the stick. |
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However, her reservation to audition for the part was due to her inexperience in musical theatre. |
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The problem is reported as being a mixture of incompetence, inexperience and bureaucratic infighting. |
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His inexperience as a racing driver is set to be rewarded on the show as he receives an award in the next couple of weeks. |
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That little bit of carelessness or inexperience can sometimes result in the most awful consequences. |
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John Paul Sheahan for example, he had a good debut, would have had a few more scores but for inexperience. |
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We may just get a bit tense, and that comes down to inexperience, playing the best team in the world. |
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To their credit, the Rangers attacked until the end but a series of wides and inexperience saw them defeated in the end. |
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He attributed the meltdown to the actor's inexperience as a road comic and trouble handling hecklers. |
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A few capsizes, due to inexperience or gear failure in the strong winds, added to the excitement. |
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Former Newcastle RNLI members have claimed that inexperience was to blame for the dramatic capsize of the town's inshore lifeboat. |
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In essence, his players were handicapped by their inexperience and a lack of awareness what was required to succeed at the highest level. |
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People will excuse all kinds of lousy speechmaking, just chalking it up to inexperience. |
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She is hobbled by inexperience and a lowly position, but Wilmot takes her under his patronage and tutelage. |
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We are hearing some complaints from current occupants about problems attributable to the architect's inexperience. |
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But the horse nearly paid the penalty for his inexperience when he made a bad mistake at the sixth-last fence. |
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The young drivers are the ones who are most likely to make the errors of inexperience like hitting a curb. |
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Perhaps they've just been scuppered by inexperience and the difficulties of the devised show. |
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Several factors have contributed, among them miscommunication, inexperience and limited talent. |
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She finished sixth in the individual event, but recognised it was inexperience which limited her ambitions in the final. |
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Sore muscles, inexperience, and a very strong headwind slowed our progress for the rest of the day. |
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This provision seeks to reduce the exploitation of the inexperience or credulity of children to incite them to release personal data. |
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Instead, Tan went for Solskjaer, whose inexperience has been all too apparent of late, with 20 goals conceded in the past seven games. |
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Richardson built a 4-0 lead in the match but his inexperience caught him in the end. |
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Unfortunately, I realize I caused some insecurity through my inexperience in this particular field. |
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The TPA's decisions in this case were a consequence of that inexperience and had a negative impact on the requester's right of access. |
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The inexperience of young people makes them uncertain about what behaviour is appropriate and expected by all parties in the workplace. |
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If this optimism is a true reflection of the sentiment of the young in the community, is this due to inexperience or something else? |
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The socialists had an egalitarian dream, the achievement of which inevitably foundered under their managerial inexperience and the unyielding zeal of their convictions. |
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Although she looks uncomfortable reading the cue cards, the fact that she emphasizes a balanced diet rather than fads more than excuses her inexperience. |
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His inexperience and his so far largely unarticulated intentions leave everyone guessing. |
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I will chalk up this incident to inexperience on the company's side, over malice, but there has been a breach of trust. |
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Unfortunately for these mischievous students, her inexperience does not mean that they will win out. |
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Bemusingly, he demanded a government apology. Such gaffes and inexperience made Mr Kaczynski easy to lampoon. |
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Of course this is further compounded by their inexperience and sense of invincibility. |
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He was in determined mood and quickly established dominance of his area, however, despatching Salford shots with a confidence and assurance which belied his inexperience. |
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Where the government has tripped up so far, it seems to have been mainly from inexperience rather than malevolence. |
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But his performance also resonated with bright-eyed inexperience at a dangerous time in our affairs when experience counts. |
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Despite my inexperience with parliamentary procedure, I certainly have experience with truth, fairness and justice. |
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This was in part due to the inexperience and the insufficient institutional development of the relevant authorities in the Candidate Countries. |
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The lapses in notification were mainly due to inexperience and the lack of a coordinated approach. |
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The inexperience of the Patent Office staff raises doubts about effective implementation of these laws in the medium term. |
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Both his role in Tibet and his inexperience in economic policy may make it difficult for him to move into the position of supreme leader. |
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Please forgive my naivety and my inexperience, but I'm trying! |
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If temperamental young starlets like Rooney or Ronaldo had behaved in this fashion, we may have been able to put it down to inexperience and youthful mischief. |
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Only inexperience let the prodigious 16-year-old down when he was outsprinted by two senior riders after an ambitious lone attack was brought back. |
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In the night attack he seems to have displayed some courage and resolution, but was dogged by ill luck and the inexperience of himself and his men. |
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A combination of gusty weather and the relative inexperience of the pilot led to a gyrocopter going out of control and crashing, killing two men, an inquest heard. |
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Occasionally, his inexperience betrayed him into raw deals but, taken overall, he worked well for them. |
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A clearly rattled Walsh showed his inexperience as he began to answer anyway before being hushed from the bench. |
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He avoids the accusation of inexperience he would have faced in giving the nod to Marco Rubio. |
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By running now, they would risk revealing their inexperience or tying themselves in too many Tea Party knots for future audiences. |
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That inexperience is put down to the death of the time-served artisans who created the body of the church but did not survive to give us the steeple. |
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He had been used to regarding his comrade as a blatant child with an audacity grown from his inexperience, thoughtless, headstrong, jealous, and filled with tinsel courage. |
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If they were young, we could at least excuse them for their inexperience. |
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They claimed that Hanania's inexperience was the reason he was cancelled. |
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Canadians tend to underestimate traffic dangers associated with young drivers and overestimate the danger of youth drinking and driving because of their inexperience and risky driving practices. |
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The inexperience of the hosts, an ineffective autocue, and little preparation combined to create an unprofessional show that was poorly received. |
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Fickle winds and inexperience led to more British casualties from the gas than German. |
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Despite the worries about his inexperience, he made few mistakes during the season, the most notable coming in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. |
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Whether this was due to the inexperience of the English commanders or the indiscipline of the English soldiers is unclear. |
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Cameron's relative youth and inexperience before becoming leader have invited satirical comparison with Tony Blair. |
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Other possible reasons for delay are the low number of search warrants used by the Department, and the consequent inexperience of many of the special investigators in preparing the necessary documentation. |
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Well aware of his own military inexperience, Henry handed command of his army to Oxford and retired to the rear with his bodyguards. |
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One thing that inexperience breeds is unpredictability and at the moment unpredictability is exactly what we need. |
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There is evidence that some small voluntary groups do not submit proposals due to the amount of paperwork involved and the inexperience that they have in doing the paperwork. |
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The inexperience of contractors regarding financial control requirements will continue to necessitate significant advice and other inputs from already limited staff resources. |
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This combination of youth and inexperience is often a lethal mix. |
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We found the charming Windward Islands Cruising company in London, fully described our concerns about our inexperience and let them get on with it. |
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In fact, both published books presenting differing explanations: poor leadership, extreme weather events, altitude sickness, inexperience and individual mistakes. |
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If this condition is combined with human performance issues such as inexperience, fatigue or visual illusions, it can result in an early touchdown before the runway. |
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Although not selected this year, Spr Mitchell is considered to be a frontrunner for the 2008 team, in spite of his relative youth and inexperience on the international stage. |
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But he found trouble in running at Sandown and this tricky track may not be easy for a horse of his inexperience, breaking from a wide stall in a big field. |
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The grievor's inexperience, coupled with his visual impairment, would have required a comprehensive training and support program, along with time to allow him to achieve the desired level of proficiency. |
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One of its clauses says that television advertising must not directly entice minors to buy by taking advantage of their inexperience and gullibility. |
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But through inexperience or just Dutch bluntness, he spoke out of turn. |
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It is the first European budgetary discussion in which I am involved, and I must say that in my inexperience, I have grossly overrated the rationality employed to spend taxpayers' money. |
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Add to that their military inexperience and lack of discipline. |
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Ultimately, the doughboys and leathernecks paid a high price for their victory, partly because of inexperience and lack of training. |
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Rivers started as favourite, but his inexperience showed and Welsh dominated the entire fight winning on points. |
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Whether it was nerves, inexperience or a bit of both, Caerphilly lost their heads and lost control of the game. |
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The boy left school to start work as soon as he was 14 but, because of his age and inexperience, could only find unskilled work that paid very little. |
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Button believed that his inexperience showed as he struggled to help his team set up a competitive car. |
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Despite her relative inexperience, Leigh was chosen to play Ophelia to Olivier's Hamlet in an Old Vic Theatre production staged at Elsinore, Denmark. |
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Arguing that the inexperience of his officers meant he would not be able to maintain formation in more than one group, he chose not to act on his assessment. |
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