Sentence examples for relatively unprepared from inspiring English sources

Sunday's storm caught him and others relatively unprepared.

Expectancy may occur, for example, when a subject has come to expect a delay between the first and second stimulus, meaning the subject will be relatively unprepared should the second arrive earlier than usual.

Iniguez, a 37-year-old high school art teacher here, says that because he has had to work full time to provide his family's health insurance and has received almost no assistance from the U.S.O.C., he will race in Beijing relatively unprepared for the serious competition.

Before these tragic events the Government of Montserrat and the UK Government had been struggling to manage a crisis for which they were relatively unprepared and when rehabilitation and reconstruction began, they continued to face difficulties and public criticism.

These latter skills are still rarely deliberately taught or sought after from applicants [21], resulting in critical care practitioners being relatively unprepared to meet the demands of the increasingly complex ICU environment [1, 23].

In reality, he has been relatively unprepared for the rigours of the polar icecap; so this week is his last chance to get his survival skills up to speed.

There is wide agreement among politicians, analysts and civil-society activists that Mr. Touré had left his relatively small army unprepared and underequipped to deal with a rebel force that had armed itself heavily with weapons from the armories of the fallen Libyan leader Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Administration officials argue that the missed opportunity was relatively small because mortgage companies were unprepared to help homeowners even if the government had pushed harder — and the government was unprepared to take the companies' place.

Indeed, Tom Ridge, the former governor of Pennsylvania, had barely begun as director of homeland security when letters laced with anthrax laid bare how unprepared the government was for even a relatively contained biological attack.

Second, we know that although four years have passed since the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 the federal government is unprepared to respond to an assault on even a relatively small U.S. city.

Reported preparedness was relatively high across most of 37 curriculum outcomes, although more than 10% of the sample felt unprepared for several items.