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Others are recent graduates ill prepared by the public schools.

In addition, Kentucky's schools have left its workers ill prepared to learn the skills that changing jobs can require.

Her husband was killed recently fighting the Germans and she, a former school teacher, was ill prepared by the subsequent upheavals created by the war.

If you don't, the citizens move, or may become the victims of assorted natural disasters that you have ill prepared them for.

Politicians eager to devolve responsibility for complex problems may hand off the task of addressing social and economic poverty to religious organizations, however ill prepared those institutions are.

Out of a concern for the civil rights of the patients, many were returned to communities ill prepared to receive them.

With the subsequent rains, the Christians were found ill prepared after all their defensive works had been destroyed.

It will be useful to the generation of stock-owners and brokers who have never seen a recession and were caught ill prepared for this one.

This was just as well, since the figure that emerged looked ill prepared for the environment it had arrived in.

Yet these factories have attracted millions of poor peasants ill prepared to do the work and unable to find housing or leave the county.