Sentences with phrase «ill prepared»

If they do not know all the codes and do not attend hearing they are unqualified and ill prepared to be landlords.

And based on what a local agent has told me, the inside is just as bad — outdated, ill prepared, and unimpressive.

Sounds like your clients were ill prepared to be landlords and picked a more complex market.

While some judges may be of assistance to self represented litigants, others become annoyed with people who are ill prepared.

Miseducation or the lack of education can leave families ill prepared to address any possible issues the children adopted from foster care may be facing.

Being ready for an interview will give you a huge advantage over many other applicants who arrive ill prepared.

No matter how old the candidate or how much experience he or she possesses, if you show up on a job interview late, ill prepared, or dressed inappropriately, you could be sealing your own fate.

Likewise, attending a classroom drivers ed in Vermont often leaves students ill prepared for the road challenges ahead.

Likewise, attending a classroom drivers ed in Massachusetts often leaves students ill prepared for the road challenges ahead.

Likewise, attending a classroom drivers ed in New Hampshire often leaves students ill prepared for the road challenges ahead.

Likewise, attending a classroom drivers ed in Oregon often leaves students ill prepared for the road challenges ahead.

Regardless of the type of life insurance you choose, reading the policy in full is extremely important and will help you avoid coverage gaps that could leave your family ill prepared to handle the financial obligations if you die.

It protects young and old from emergencies we'd be ill prepared for on our own.

It is our experience that many firms are ill prepared for disruptive technological shifts in their everyday professional lives.

A prospective purchaser of a target company that is ill prepared is likely to try and drive the deal by tabling an extensive due diligence list.

A common barrier to equal justice for unrepresented parties is that both judges and court administrators are often ill prepared and ill equipped to provide such parties with the sufficient legal information they need in order to present their cases to the best of their abilities.

Given the risk inherent in betting everything on C02 control, it seems the worse scenario is that we will be right about the risk of C02, wrong about the belief that global action will be taken, and ill prepared to handle the consequences.

But people like Peter and myself are really ill prepared to work in this environment, no matter what our intentions.

Engaging with the media on a hot button topic such as climate change is fraught with numerous potential pitfalls, which a recent Ph.D. is most likely ill prepared to deal with.

This is best handled by a direct and public confrontation, for which the alarmists are ill prepared since they have no real scientific evidence for their assertions despite a muddy ocean of words by the UN and USEPA.

Well, unless you do a trek in the Arctic ill prepared for cold and ice.

They have inherited a country ill prepared for and vulnerable to the realities of an increasingly warming world.

OTOH, maybe he didn't like his teacher, the way contrarians seem to (perhaps at a subconscious level) hate the world, or there was a big test coming up & he was ill prepared for it.

Political leaders and public servants in the Member States and the EU institutions were ill prepared for this emotional uproar.

«even senior scientists are ill prepared for their first major experience with mixing politics, science, and the media.»

The world of Sera is in a lengthy state of war as its human inhabitants battle the Locust, a race of subterranean humanoids who launched into a conflicts that the humans were ill prepared for.

Just be sure to use it sparingly since you could have the backup get themselves carted and leaving you with a failed quest if they were ill prepared.

We raced to prepare for his arrival, but we were ill prepared for the horse that arrived.

Nicole and Tom Penny and Captain When we brought our puppy Scout home, I was reminded of how I felt when we brought our first baby home from the hospital: overwhelmed and ill prepared.

Though she was ill prepared for the craziness a young and untrained GSP had to offer, she graciously helped us bring Coco to Maine for foster care with GSP Rescue New England.

Many dog owners are ill prepared to manage a dog in public, and have to be taught appropriate skills.

But I was ill prepared for the debt portion of the conversation.

We spent the weekend making a holiday countdown chain (which Cheeks insisted we extend out to her birthday in February — so the chain now wraps around her entire room) and I am equal parts ecstatic and ill prepared for the month of festivities to come.

It had been such a long winter, snowstorms falling one after the other like a series of calamities that New York was ill prepared to meet.

Obviously TI couldn't let the journalists have a first hand idea of how ill prepared they were for the show.

I found myself ill prepared and having to circle the wagons with each step of the process to acquire additional financing.

As I said originally, I by no means think this is the Norma, I believe that ebooks lend themselves to authors who may be ill prepared or ill edited and yet take the plunge anyway so I understand your point of view entirely.

The Quest was a great product in its first incarnation, but the second generation (this model) that started in»99 was ill prepared and obviously not given much attention, especially in the

Unfortunately, the twenty - inch tires that add so much to the radical look of Infiniti's sportiest sport - ute, the FX45, also make it ill prepared for serious winter duty.

They met HS standards, but ill prepared to begin formal post-secondary education.

Additionally, teachers in the middle level may be ill prepared to meet the needs of young adolescents (Jackson & Davis, 2000; McEwin et al., 2005).

But it may help to ask us which drastic disruption we'd rather face: the adults having to make dramatic changes to ensure the children in their schools succeed now, or the children facing the drastic and disruptive change when they leave the care of our public schools ill prepared for further education, work, or full citizenship?

Many school districts are often ill prepared to meet the needs of limited English proficient (LEP) students and families.

Conversely, if a state's standards exclude a fundamental foundational skill at the kindergarten level, such as letter knowledge or concepts about print, students may be ill prepared for more advanced instruction.

Too many students leave high school ill prepared for college and careers, even though traditional grading systems label many of them top performers.

Although it is true that serious societal problems severely limit the ability of schools to perform their primary function, most schools are ill prepared to meet these demands.

Despite these encouraging trends, most teachers are ill prepared to integrate technology in meaningful, innovative ways that engage students in the learning process (Stoddard, 2010).

Students who learn only in like minded groups will be ill prepared for the diverse world in which they will work.

The best study of this approach, using evidence from Charlotte, North Carolina (see «Solving America's Math Problem,» features, Winter 2013), shows that pushing students into course work for which they are ill prepared actually harms their subsequent academic achievement.

For that purpose, the computer wizards in my class seemed particularly ill prepared.