unadjusted

IPA: ʌnʌdʒˈʌstɪd

Not adjusted, especially not altered to fit new or changed data or circumstances

Examples of "unadjusted" in Sentences

America's mental health problems may be more than a matter of some "unadjusted" individuals.
Since we cannot completely live these tendencies down, we are all more or less "unadjusted" and ill adapted.
However, the Department of Homeland Security's practice of jailing "unadjusted" refugees after a year is indefensible.
In September, the Federal Labor Office had recorded 3.031 million jobless in unadjusted terms, and 3.188 million in seasonally-adjusted terms.
All county and metro figures are unadjusted, meaning that they don't factor seasonal fluctuations, such as the start of school or winter slowdown of construction.
They hold that the problem of mental health in a society is only that of the number of 'unadjusted' individuals, and not of a possible unadjustment of the culture itself. "
He argued that conscious anti-Semites, especially "the 'unadjusted' veterans," would identify unconsciously with the GIs: "just demobilized, ordinary, white native Protestant, 'our kind, '— a band of comrades with battle records, plagued by the unhappinesses and insecurities of that new, troubling No Man's Land between war and postwar."