Sentence examples for ill preparedness from inspiring English sources

Likewise, I will tell them of lessons I learned from ill preparedness, most notably in Calculus III.

If you're not familiar with the concept of the show, entrepreneurs of all sizes, successes and entertaining ill preparedness present their business ideas to a panel of titans of Canadian business  (like the owner of Boston Pizza, Canada's premier location for parking lot fights) in the hopes that they will invest in them.

But might it provide an opportunity to counter the impression of ill-preparedness?

She apologised for "insufficient efforts, ill-preparedness and unskilfulness", for errors of methodology and sloppy data management.

Although the indications are that they were shot at, a death count of 34 in three minutes suggests panic, ill-preparedness and fear.

Apart, of course, from the rather trite analogy of – in the case of my performances on the course, anyway – incompetence and ill-preparedness.

Suggestions that the states could easily and inexpensively address the problem of workers' ill-preparedness for retirement just aren't true ("Don't Cut Pensions, Expand Them," by Teresa Ghilarducci, Op-Ed, March 16).

One of the report's key messages is that this ill-preparedness is inexcusable given we have so much data on infectious diseases.

Reflecting on the Cypriot clinical setting, the students are often found trapped in situations that can generate feelings of disappointment, distress, despair and anger due to the inability or the ill-preparedness of the student to handle such situations.

In addition, ill-preparedness probably reflects the lack of health promotion policy that would have clearly prescribed an institutional framework for the organization and coordination of prevention and health promotion programs at the national, district, and community levels.

The study themes are lack of political will toward delivery of comprehensive PHC; underfunding of prevention and health promotion; Ill-preparedness of the ward and village authorities; and limited community participation.