inexperienced

Ms. Hoover’s story is accurately labeled a young-adult novel because you have to be pretty inexperienced not to see where everything is going, long in advance.

"If you thought the Conservatives were bad when they ran KCC, Reform is far worse, more disorganised, more inexperienced, and more reckless," the Liberal Democrat councillor said.

Two dozen current and former workers, many of them safety coordinators who helped oversee construction, described in interviews a worksite with many inexperienced immigrant laborers, often lax safety standards and frequent accidents.

The 70-page report found that firefighters were hampered by poor communication, inexperienced leadership, a lack of resources and an ineffective process for recalling them back to work.

Gray surrounded himself with what journalist Jack Anderson called “sharp, but inexperienced, modish, young aides.”