Sentence examples for unprepared from from inspiring English sources

These students would be passed unprepared from grade to grade, on the theory that there would be time for them to catch up academically somewhere down the line.

The historian Tony Judt, a self-described "old leftist" and the director of the Remarque Institute at N.Y.U., which examines Europe and European-American relations, said undergraduates often arrive unprepared from high school and seeking courses "in what we might have thought of as the old-fashioned approach" — broad surveys.

For the program chairs and deans, it requires the candid recognition that the vast majority of young people now come to college unprepared from their secondary education not only in the content level but, more important, in their basic skills level.

In normal roads, stop and start, overtaking, turn, switching, driving route is going to change, should give according traffic signal while must watch the rear view mirror, and know the traffic conditions of the sides and rear, prevent sudden situation unprepared from happening, then caused a traffic accident.

He, in turn, offered some of his most direct comments about where he contended United States operations in Iraq had gone wrong, saying that perhaps training of Iraqi police officers should have started earlier, that the Iraqi military was initially unprepared for threats from within its borders and that prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib was disgraceful.

During his term as governor, he was successful in having Utah replace its progressive income tax with a top rate of 7%, with a flat tax of 5%; cut the statewide sales tax rate from 4.75% to 4.65% and sales tax on unprepared food from 4.70% to 1.75%; and raise motor vehicle registration fees.

Colonocyte Ki-67 LI decreased after preparation with Klean-Prep, when compared with unprepared bowel from the same patients.

To help ameliorate such problems, Hope and Homes for Children works to preserve biological families, saving unprepared parents from their own mistakes and inexperience.

College students are graduating from college unprepared for careers.

Teeuw agrees, writing that the novel shows a psychological burden borne by native intellectuals who found themselves physically fit for a modern existence, but mentally unprepared for the transition from a traditional lifestyle to a more modern one.

I was unprepared for sexual advances from a neo-Nazi, and it seemed, as it often does to women doing our jobs in such situations even those involving less flagrantly toxic men that there was no right move.