Sentence examples for rather unprepared from inspiring English sources

We're rather unprepared for this.

Currently the human-rights movement is rather unprepared to deal with the resulting challenges.

To be honest, we are rather unprepared.

Sad but true: the N.B.A. would rather give an unprepared 19-year-old the keys to the franchise.

"I might be taking a conservative approach," Mr. Rodriguez said, "but I'll take that criticism, rather than be unprepared in the event of a disaster".

Even into his 50s, scrimmaging on occasion with all-thumbs sports reporters, McGuire was capable of breaking the prominent nose (mine) of an unprepared teammate rather than taking aim at the rim.

"Would you rather be prepared or unprepared?

I'd rather you be prepared than unprepared," McNamee said.

I'd rather you be prepared than unprepared.' " McNamee's lawyers said McNamee was passing on a warning to Clemens that he could fail the new urine tests for steroids that baseball was using.

US aid has dwindled; international assistance has never developed mainly because potential donors want their names attached to spiffy new projects Iraq is unprepared to commence, rather than spanking new tanks and Humvees.

But when Toshiba abruptly threw in the towel Feb. 19, "many manufacturers were caught unprepared for the rather sudden end of the format wars," Parsons said.