Sentence examples for will be unprepared from inspiring English sources

It is not that they will be unprepared.

If that happens again, profit growth may weaken and companies will be unprepared for any slowdowns.

These students will be unprepared for the science curriculums in our colleges and universities.

AIDS orphans are unlikely to stay in school and will be unprepared for the work force.

(Does Prince Andrew count?) The worry about Charles is not that, at age sixty-six, he will be unprepared for the throne but that he will, to use the verb often associated with him, meddle.

Military commanders are pressing for international forces to be allowed to provide extensive logistical advice to Afghanistan until 2020, after concluding that local security forces will be unprepared for full operations when the Nato mission ends next year.

"They'll be unprepared for the social and intellectual headwinds that will hit them as soon as they step off the campuses whose climates they have so carefully controlled".

This is a critical inquiry, for if you are asleep at the wheel today with your life on auto-pilot, following the old road-maps and attempting to stay only on the well traveled paths, when life throws a curve ball, you'll be unprepared to make the adjustments necessary to avoid going off the road completely and end up in the ditch or worse.

What will we be unprepared for next?

Unfortunately the industry does not have that luxury and as a result many pension providers will be woefully unprepared on 6 April".

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.