unprepared造句

Fatah, meanwhile, seemed unprepared.

Let us not be caught unprepared.

A bad interviewer might be unfocused, disinterested, unprepared.

But the events have not caught the team unprepared.

Once things to be caught unprepared on theimminent, they will find an excuse prevarication everywhere perfunctory.

The does and don't of travelling abroad are a potential minefield for the unprepared traveller.

In fact, America itself seems to have been caught unprepared by the enthusiasm of its Allies.

They are entirely unprepared to cope with the demands and costs of chronic, sometimes life-long care.

In another amazing show of my talent for stating the obvious, I would say that if you are dreaming about being lost or unprepared, you probably feel unprepared or lost in your real life.

It is unprepared when an event opens the door to a deeper realm of disorder, cruelty and horror.

When the Soviet Union crumbled two years later, America was caught unprepared and scrambling for a policy.

I knew, before I started, how rigorous the trip was going to be - I'd done it before, after all - but I was unprepared physically.

The city was unprepared for the surge in people who suspected that they had contracted the flu, said Hiromasa Tashiro, who leads the Kobe Medical Association.

I guess school can be pretty traumatizing for some of us. It could be showing up late to your exam, not finding the classroom or being unprepared.

As McCain's Number Two, she ignited conservatives with her social views but turned off other voters who believed she was unprepared for the White House.

I can now speak at any function unprepared and even though the nervousness is still there, I am able to control it.

Carmen Elcira had seen lately how old age had taken its bite out of him, and she had thought often that he was nearing the end, but even so, she felt unprepared when she found him like that.

British Petroleum's drilling accident in the Gulf of Mexico this past April is the latest of several recent disastrous events for which the country, or the world, was unprepared.