Sentence examples for feeling ill-equipped from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to imagine Mary and Joseph feeling ill-equipped to be good parents.

For many years, I resisted reviewing, feeling ill-equipped to pass judgment.

With many certified teachers feeling ill-equipped to implement integrated STEM, and recognizing needed shifts in the mindsets and practices of teachers and students that it entails, educational opportunities that are more substantial than isolated in-service workshops appear to be needed.

The father, devastated by his wife's abandonment and feeling ill-equipped to raise a child, farms him out to a sister-in-law who runs a lingerie workshop, not the best environment for a child.

Though we find ourselves overwhelmed with emotion and feeling ill-equipped to process these incomprehensible events ourselves, let alone convey them to our children, we, as parents are in a unique position to guide our children in dark moments to a place of resilience and safety rather than to a place of fear.

Family physicians (FPs) also frequently report feeling ill-equipped to provide follow-up care to BCPs.

Research into the prevalence and causes of stillbirth is ongoing, but meanwhile, many parents suffer this devastating loss, largely in silence, due to persistent stigma and taboo; and many health providers report feeling ill equipped to support grieving parents.

I'm certain a number of you have been feeling assaulted by friends and family about "joining up with Monsanto" and that you feel ill-equipped to respond to claims and accusations made about the company.

And I still feel ill-equipped to react like a grown-up.

Individual physicians may feel ill-equipped to address both mental health and physical health.

Results of each study were consistent, with pediatricians in all three states reporting a high interest in PEH issues yet feeling ill equipped to discuss common exposures and environmentally related illnesses with patients and their families.