Sentence examples for least preparedness from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that people with the most contacts tended to have the least preparedness for an epidemic, and people who were willing to visit others even during an epidemic were among those most at-risk because of their health status.

Then I asked the couple to discuss the combined list and remove 1 3 activities (depending on how many activities there were on the combined list) that both partners agreed were the least important hurricane-preparedness activities for their households.

This may be attributed to lack of preparedness, at least in some sections of the community, for extremely hot periods.

The implication that Britain was now a developing country, too, at least in its population's preparedness for globalisation, was not dwelled on by Giddens and other New Labour thinkers.

Theater owners should provide more training for employees - some theaters do not conduct fire drills or train employees with how to use fire extinguishers - and producers should require their employees to receive emergency preparedness training at least once every six months.

Yet the UNDP tells us that every dollar invested in disaster preparedness saves at least seven dollars in disaster recovery -- and countless lives.

Even Chancellor Merkel of Germany, whose economy is most dependent now on Russian energy, has at least rhetorically indicated a greater preparedness to up sanctions, even potentially on the petroleum/gas sector.

Odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals are presented in Table 6. a p < 0.05 HCW had considerable hesitation to be vaccinated with the pandemic H1N1 vaccine despite a higher degree of preparedness (or at least indecisiveness) to be vaccinated shortly before the vaccination programme.

Senator Harkin said he would press his colleagues to allocate at least $1.05 billion for state and local preparedness, a figure in line with estimates from associations representing health officials around the country.

Representative Eliot L. Engel, another Democrat who attended, said that he still has strong doubts about emergency preparedness, but that "at least we had a frank discussion, and a chance to give our views".

On the contrary, it became clear the two men are of a different intellectual caliber - or were at different levels of preparedness, at the very least.