In addition, the province is prone to earthquakes and recently dealt with a crippling drought, and the provincial government is generally ill prepared to deal with natural calamities.
And though the costumes by Mr. Happel and Rustam Khamdanov also show plenty of stylishness and fantasy, the headgear — particularly the white marcelled wigs worn by several ballerinas — is generally ill advised.
Before "On Death and Dying," terminally ill patients were routinely left to face death in a miasma of loneliness and fear, because doctors, nurses and families were generally ill equipped to deal with death.
Magicians are generally ill advised to reveal their tricks, but when the conductor Kent Tritle let the audience in on a few crafty secrets during a concert by the Choir of St .Ignatius Loyola on Wednesday night, the tactic paid off.
Another reason I shall be on first-over parade with Sky's commentators is that it seems to me that in the two Tests so far Pakistan have been generally ill served by the rub of the green, particularly when that rub has been intemperately picked at by the umpire Darrell Hair, that spot-on impersonator of Sergeant Ernie Bilko's vengefully exasperated commanding officer at Fort Baxter, Colonel Hall.
Despite some isolated successes, governments are generally ill equipped to play the role of venture capitalists.
That is, current statistical database approaches, by themselves, are generally ill equipped to detect meaningful associations across a spectrum of information sources.
These are nonlinear inverse problems, and it is well known that they are generally ill posed, i.e. the existence, uniqueness, and stability of their solutions are not always guaranteed [5].
The functional significance of the transcripts has been called into question on several grounds: for example, many are rare, or rapidly degraded; and they are generally ill conserved.
Therefore, lower levels of the health system, including households for patients delivering in their homes, are generally ill equipped to manage obstetric complications.
