| The outcomes, shown in the following tables, reflect in some degree their unpreparedness and inability to cope with such pressures. |
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| The extent of the disaster and the unpreparedness of the U. S. military provoked considerable criticism. |
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| The implications of a yes vote would be huge, and are magnified by the sense of institutional unpreparedness. |
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| But security analysts have meanwhile despaired at the unpreparedness of India's security agencies to counter a domestic Islamist threat. |
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| Another risk is that of dealing at the micromanagement level with very complex issues, particularly staff issues and thus revealing one's unpreparedness. |
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| The unpreparedness of international organisations, particularly the EU, to deal with this outcome has harmed its image, several states have yet to recognise Kosovo. |
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| While a great deal has been said about the unpreparedness of Canada's future labour force for the competitive challenges ahead, the burden of change is actually falling most heavily on the present generation of employees. |
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| To be absolutely clear: the aim of this clause is not to penalise Romania, but to protect Romania and the EU Member States from any negative effects that Romania's possible manifest unpreparedness for membership might entail. |
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| Some are unavoidable, but many are the outcome of unpreparedness. |
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| Another suggests that while this was his intention, he then decided, given the enemy's unpreparedness, this was not necessary. |
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| It was a bizarre setup from the start, and one plagued by unpreparedness. |
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| There are two ESDP missions supporting reform of the Congolese police and army, whose unpreparedness and lack of efficiency were, as we have seen in this case, only too tragic. |
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| It was characteristic of the element of unpreparedness associated with so much of the Gallipoli campaign that no sanitary provisions had been made for the Canadian units before they arrived. |
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| Events in Europe and the continuing fragility of the processes devised to achieve civic freedoms in both Central and Eastern Europe make that continent a particularly good example of our unpreparedness. |
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| We never wish to experience such unpreparedness again. |
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| The media's unpreparedness to deal critically with UCC dates back to the Nehruvian era. |
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| The presentation went badly due to the team's unpreparedness. |
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