Sentence examples for left ill from inspiring English sources

Ms. Coleman said she first realized something was wrong when, at the Marietta courthouse after the hearing, she was left ill prepared to travel with the children.

We can't afford to repeat the mistakes that have been made in the past -- after World War II, after Vietnam -- when our military was left ill prepared for the future.

The behind-the-scenes battle shows the intensity of struggles continuing between intelligence agencies whose roles were left ill defined after a structural overhaul in 2004 that was intended to harness greater cooperation and put an end to internecine fights.

The Bengals are seemingly stuck in a bygone era, he said, left ill equipped to deal with the modern realities of the N.F.L., where teams can no longer build simply through the draft and must skillfully negotiate free agency and a salary cap, relying on sophisticated personnel and scouting systems.

Western women have been left ill-prepared to do what is urgently needed: to field their own candidates, run for office themselves, to raise their own money, start their own institutions, draft their own laws and inaugurate their own media.

An Education for Choice report from 2013 into how abortion is taught in schools found widespread failings, finding that young people were often left "ill-equipped to make decisions about pregnancy".

Without tipping his hand about details of impending cuts, Mr. Obama pledged that his administration would cut spending strategically and not "repeat the mistakes of the past after World War II and Vietnam, when the military was left ill-prepared for the future".

Shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt said growing numbers of school pupils were left "ill-equipped and unprepared to make informed decisions about the range of career routes open to them - whether that be through academic or vocational learning".

Men are seven times more likely than women to leave ill partners and spouses.

I [may] go to the hospital feeling well but leave ill.

The aftermath of the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan is a warning against abrupt departures, leaving ill-resourced governments behind.