Sentence examples for under prepared for from inspiring English sources

Today I spent a few hours pilfering Down coats and Wellington boots from my mother's closet in preparation for the upcoming Utah weather, which I fear my thin English skin might be well under prepared for.

Consistent with O'Toole's findings [ 24] that allied health practitioners were under prepared for rural work, they reported the lowest levels of confidence before the video conferences.

"We've had a lot of races over the past two years, some we've been really well prepared for, some we've been really under-prepared for.

"I was under-prepared for this match," she said.

If it's the latter, the government looks woefully under-prepared for a fight.

I'm appallingly under-prepared for all those questions that are about to start coming at me.

"As a society, we are woefully under-prepared for this generation, I think".

Apple was woefully under-prepared for its assault on Google Maps.

It highlights, the report says, how ineffective Nato's forces have become, as they would be entirely under-prepared for any potential attack launched by Moscow.

2030 Vision, written before the May 2015 election, was a response to the House of Lords Readyy for Ageing report, which suggested that we are "woefully under-prepared for an ageing population".

The last Topoff drill, held in Seattle and Chicago two years ago, revealed that hospitals in those cities were vastly under-prepared for the surge in patients that followed the simulated attacks.