unprepared

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• Like districts across the country, Baltimore’s was unprepared.

• Instead, they prepare for a wide range of plausible scenarios to avoid finding themselves in situations that they are unprepared to manage, or where they need to invent solutions and implement them at the same time.

• Policymakers, having left America unprepared for what’s next, now face brutal choices about which communities to save — often at exorbitant costs — and which to sacrifice.

• His family feels they weathered his death alone, unprepared to relieve his suffering.

• Yet when he landed in Manila to find out more, he was still unprepared.

• The newly free country struggled to maintain order in the wake of independence, but it was woefully unprepared.

• But the thing with The Hobbit I will tell you... I went into it very unprepared.

• By then the Nazis had already annexed large swathes of Europe, and Britain was embarrassingly unprepared for war.

• Unprepared, and a laughingstock because of his handicap, Yarvi is bullied on every front—even by his mother.

• And over coffee, Grimm seemed monstrously unprepared for a campaign, let alone Congress.

• "Nothing," said the gentleman, certainly unprepared for Michael's resolution.