| The small, undertrained police force was overwhelmed by their superior strength and swordsmanship. |
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| It may not be a good idea to stake so much of our national security on these units when they are underresourced, undertrained, and underequipped. |
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| The current wisdom is that it is better to be undertrained than overtrained. |
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| The undertrained troops attempted an orderly movement, but it quickly degenerated into a mob movement. |
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| Most of the staff is undertrained and some have a tendency to be a bit rude. |
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| But it also revealed a culture of bad practice, in which undertrained, under-supervised staff bypassed security procedures and treated applicants with contempt. |
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| The separate educational facilities provided to minority students were most often poorly maintained, staffed by undertrained instructors and provided with inadequate supplies. |
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| They were woefully undertrained compared to their military counterparts. |
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| Few athletes are undertrained, but unfortunately, many are overtrained, often erroneously believing that more training always produces more improvement. |
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