Sentence examples for considered unprepared from inspiring English sources

When Navy personnel — having been evaluated frequently according to a standardized method — receive a promotion, they are considered unprepared to assume the new command.

If patients were deemed by the FDA to be at risk last September - if they were thought to be inadequately informed about the risk with the current label - if pharmacies were considered unprepared to provide the needed education about risk - and a strong response was felt necessary... why was it not considered urgent to implement the new system?

Be Prepared Studies show that a third of incoming freshmen are considered unprepared for college-level work.

Overall, only 2.9% of responders considered feeling unprepared to be a serious problem (2.5% in year one and 3.3% in year three, p = 0.03).

Of the 300 participants enrolled in the study, about a quarter of faculty members and over 60%% of dental students considered themselves unprepared to diagnose dental erosion.

"It was actually going well considering how unprepared I was," Ms. Goble said.

Although Nikko had the big loss in the most recent fiscal year and has generally been considered to be unprepared for deregulation in Japan, an alliance could bring substantial advantages to Salomon.

During the 20th century, this practice became a surgical dogma, and primary colonic anastomosis was considered unsafe in the face of unprepared bowel.

Although she was fourth at the nationals and was considered a shoo-in to make the team, Atler was mentally unprepared to perform at her best tonight.

The majority also wanted to address S/R in their clinical practice (58.0%) and considered it relevant (75.3%), although nearly one-half (48.7%) felt unprepared to do so.

Unprepared to consider the ethical implications of plant intelligence, I could feel my resistance to the whole idea stiffen.