Sentence examples for is not fully prepared from inspiring English sources

These are major challenges and, in general, public and private experts have concluded that our country is not fully prepared to act effectively on these matters.

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department's inspector general has concluded that the department is not fully prepared to respond to a terrorist attack involving an unconventional weapon.

As Labour's business spokesman, Umunna is worried that the UK is not fully prepared for the twin challenges of technology and global competition.

Mr. Mezrich is convinced his findings can help investors limit their downside risk now, because he suspects that the stock market is not fully prepared for the extent of the economic slowdown that may lie ahead.

The island also is not fully prepared for all of the visitors it now gets every winter, as it has seen a surge in visitors in recent years: there were 540,000 overnight travelers to the island last year, just 3percentt from the United States.

The findings are important, lawmakers and outside observers say, because they suggest the government is not fully prepared to track and respond to emerging diseases that could harm animal health, push up food prices, and, for some viruses, potentially spread to humans.

The port's findings that it would be unlikely to face major damage from a tsunami doesn't mean it isn't fully prepared for one, however.

D'Qwell: I think that any kid at 19 years old isn't fully prepared to handle something like that.

The company believes that its service is a net positive for the countries it enters, even if the company itself isn't fully prepared to deal with the unexpected challenges that come up in newer territories.

Whitler: Is it fair to say that most companies are not fully prepared?

"They were not fully prepared," he said.