Sentence examples for Make unprepared from inspiring English sources

As the movie, written and directed by Reverge Anselmo, jumps from one setting to the next, characters make unprepared entrances and exits, and some disappear without a trace.

While his predecessor Pope Benedict almost never made unprepared remarks, the Vatican said it had no text of a homily the pope was to read later that day at a Mass: "We just don't know what he is going to do yet," Lombardi said.

It wasn't a deep black frost, the kind that makes the unprepared gardener weep.

Many students may consequently not experience and integrate the management of patient deterioration into their knowledge and practical competency by the end of their studies, making them unprepared to manage such situations as practicing nurses.

The current health care system is oriented towards episodic and acute care, making it unprepared to address the multi-faceted and complex needs of those with chronic diseases [ 4, 5].

tried to make Clinton look unprepared, repeatedly pointing out that she was looking at notes during her testimony. .

The problem is that this leaves them unprepared to make the best case for their side in public debate.

"It's clear that many committee members are simply unprepared to make a decision on the bill".

The government has its own factions to control, among them hard-left MPs unprepared to make concessions on privatisations or pensions.

He could improve his credibility immensely by occasionally ceding the camera to one of his co-stars, but that is one sacrifice he seems unprepared to make.

On that subject Mr. Barak found Mr. Arafat unprepared to make the kind of hard compromises needed to seal an agreement.