Sentence examples for would be unprepared from inspiring English sources

The widow would be unprepared.

If Russia did disintegrate, the United States would be unprepared.

Yet even experienced directors like these, arts executives say, would be unprepared for the scale of the Met's demands.

It was an aggressive and risky choice, particularly given the stakes, but perhaps he thought that his opponent would be unprepared.

Democrats said the delays meant that the United States would be unprepared for a pandemic flu for months longer than necessary.

Welfare offices have turned from cash-dispensing machines into job-centres, all using different sticks and carrots to push welfare recipients into work.Critics on the left predicted disaster: unskilled welfare recipients would be unprepared for the discipline of work.

But I'd been unprepared for the quietly dramatic beauty of autumn in Alaska's Brooks Range.

Their birth mom had given Kristina up for adoption because she'd been unprepared to raise a baby at the time, but later – when she'd established more stable circumstances – she'd had another child and decided to raise her in Manila.

Snap elections might favor Mr. Karzai, as his opponents would probably be unprepared for such a short campaign.

While America's military power remains dominant, the country would likely be unprepared for the ramifications of a serious cyber attack.

However, Ingves added that if there was a crisis, for example, the Visa outage, Sweden would also be unprepared and this is because of those few in the country who do not have access to any money in digital forms, like the elderly and refugees.