Examples of unprepared

• Most emerging countries were, however, completely unprepared for the speed and violence with which markets turned against them.

• Yet medical professionals frequently lack formal training in family systems concepts and, therefore, may be unprepared to engage in family-inclusive approaches to treatment.

• Organizations serving youth, particularly schools, are confronting problems and needs of immense scope for which they are largely unprepared.

• As discussed in this review, preterm infants are physiologically unprepared for the postnatal environment within which they must suddenly function.

• As a result, readers will be unprepared for the inevitable social earthquakes to come.

• Do we walk unprepared into an exam hall at school?

• We are encouraged by our initial experience to continue to offer the rapid two-stage switch for patients with complete transposition and an unprepared left ventricle.

• Yet, in many other respects the stations seemed ill-equipped and unprepared for the people who were incarcerated there.

• In light of their initial trajectory, they feel unprepared for the teaching profession and contemplate alternative occupations.

• Despite providing high-intensity care, often for years, many bereaved caregivers perceived themselves as unprepared for the death.

• The working class is still completely unprepared to exercise workers' control.

• All felt completely unprepared for their husbands' deaths.

• Ordinary first-year equilibrium theory leaves us unprepared for high concentrations and very weak interactions.

• He strode round in a chalky, torn gown and seemed to be able to deliver a totally unprepared but enthralling lesson on almost any topic.

• For example, suppose one compared a biologically prepared response with one that was unprepared.